Adam and Eve
In a future Leningrad devastated by chemical warfare, newlyweds Eva and Adam, a scientist and three other survivors retreat into the wilderness after most of the population dies.
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In a future Leningrad devastated by chemical warfare, newlyweds Eva and Adam, a scientist and three other survivors retreat into the wilderness after most of the population dies.
As Natalia Pushkina's relationship with Georges-Charles de Heeckeren d'Anthès develops, the play follows the circumstances around the poet's death and portrays a conspiracy by the authorities against him; Pushkin himself remains offstage.
In Batumi in 1901–1902, Stalin organizes workers, formulates demands about long hours, fines, and dismissals, and leads demonstrations after the arrest of labor leaders. The play follows his arrest and the Tsar’s decision to exile him, using the episode to portray revolutionary and state authorities.
York Höller’s two-act German opera adapts Mikhail Bulgakov’s novel The Master and Margarita.
Set during the Russian Civil War's final fighting in Crimea, the play intertwines the lives of abandoned Serafima Korzukhina, professor Sergei Golubkov and White generals Charnota and Khludov as the White Army retreats before the Red Army.
A malfunctioning time machine swaps a Moscow apartment superintendent with Ivan the Terrible, setting up a farce that satirizes parallels between Soviet and tsarist authority.
Bulgakov casts Molière as an artist crushed by censorship and political-religious pressure under Louis XIV, using the suppression of his work to evoke the oppression of writers under dictatorship.
In Kyiv during the upheavals of 1918–19, the Turbin family faces the collapse of the regimes around them, violence and betrayal. Alexey and Nikolai remain loyal to the White movement while Elena’s husband flees; amid uncertainty, the family gathers to celebrate New Year.
In Soviet New Economic Policy-era Moscow, widow Zoya disguises an apartment brothel as a fashion studio to earn money for an escape to France, exploiting the era's new commercial freedoms.
In a future Leningrad devastated by chemical warfare, newlyweds Eva and Adam, a scientist and three other survivors retreat into the wilderness after most of the population dies.
As Natalia Pushkina's relationship with Georges-Charles de Heeckeren d'Anthès develops, the play follows the circumstances around the poet's death and portrays a conspiracy by the authorities against him; Pushkin himself remains offstage.
In Batumi in 1901–1902, Stalin organizes workers, formulates demands about long hours, fines, and dismissals, and leads demonstrations after the arrest of labor leaders. The play follows his arrest and the Tsar’s decision to exile him, using the episode to portray revolutionary and state authorities.
York Höller’s two-act German opera adapts Mikhail Bulgakov’s novel The Master and Margarita.
Set during the Russian Civil War's final fighting in Crimea, the play intertwines the lives of abandoned Serafima Korzukhina, professor Sergei Golubkov and White generals Charnota and Khludov as the White Army retreats before the Red Army.
A malfunctioning time machine swaps a Moscow apartment superintendent with Ivan the Terrible, setting up a farce that satirizes parallels between Soviet and tsarist authority.
Bulgakov casts Molière as an artist crushed by censorship and political-religious pressure under Louis XIV, using the suppression of his work to evoke the oppression of writers under dictatorship.
In Kyiv during the upheavals of 1918–19, the Turbin family faces the collapse of the regimes around them, violence and betrayal. Alexey and Nikolai remain loyal to the White movement while Elena’s husband flees; amid uncertainty, the family gathers to celebrate New Year.
In Soviet New Economic Policy-era Moscow, widow Zoya disguises an apartment brothel as a fashion studio to earn money for an escape to France, exploiting the era's new commercial freedoms.