Foreign dramaturgy

“In 1992, Radio Holland organized the All-European Radio Play Competition under the motto: “WHEN THE WALL FELL.” <...>The organizers of the competition turne...

Andrey Shchukin has a birthday. He is a prominent scientist. The phone is ringing off the hook with congratulations, and many letters are coming. Unexpectedl...

A play about English society during the First World War, written, according to the author, under the influence of the works of A.P. Chekhov. An outwardly pro...

Historical and philosophical drama by Bernard Shaw, where one of the main themes is the author’s reflections on the role of personality in history, and the v...

“I am not a mystery, Freud, but a mystery.” The second play, “The Guest,” is dedicated to the famous psychoanalyst and atheist Sigmund Freud. The place of ac...

The play “Walpurgis Night, or the Commander's Steps” is the only dramatic work preserved in its finished form. Erofeev either abandoned the rest without fini...

Elfried Jelinek is a 2004 Nobel Prize winner in literature, an Austrian writer whose novels (The Pianist, Mistresses, Greed) are well known in Russia. Jeline...

Harold Pinter - English playwright, poet, director, actor, public figure; winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature 2005. One of the most influential British p...

Harold Pinter - English playwright, poet, director, actor, public figure; winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature 2005. One of the most influential British p...

Harold Pinter - English playwright, poet, director, actor, public figure; winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature 2005. One of the most influential British p...

Harold Pinter - English playwright, poet, director, actor, public figure; winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature 2005. One of the most influential British p...

A collection of short stories by M. Corelli, written in the Victorian era, in which the writer touches on the eternal themes of good and evil, love and hate,...