Two Plays from the New Russia

Discover the compelling world of Russian theater with "Two Plays from the New Russia," expertly curated by John Freedman. Published in 1998 by Harwood-Academic Publishers, this paperback edition spans 120 pages and brings to life two influential dramatic works from the 1990s.

Immerse yourself in "Blad/Brunet" by Daniil Gink and "Nijinsky" by Alexei Burykin, each play offering a unique perspective on the complexities of life and art in post-Soviet Russia. These pieces highlight the vibrant emergence of new voices in contemporary drama, making them essential reading for theater enthusiasts and scholars alike.

Whether you're seeking to expand your collection or delve deeper into the world of performing arts, this volume provides invaluable insights into the evolution of Russian theater. Enhance your library with this essential work that showcases the richness and diversity of modern Russian drama.