Title: Theatrical Heritage . Plays of the 1930s by Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov is a unique collection that opens the curtain on the work of one of the most mysterious and significant writers of the 20th century. This edition presents plays written in the 1930s, when Bulgakov was at the peak of his creative inspiration, but at the same time under severe censorship and political pressure. The author focuses on complex human destinies, clashes of ideals and reality, as well as deep philosophical reflections on the nature of theater and art in general. Bulgakov, like no other, knew how to combine elements of comedy and tragedy in his works, which makes his plays multilayered and multi-valued. The reader, immersed in the world of his theatrical heritage, will find not only fascinating subjects, but also deep social and cultural comments that remain relevant today. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students of theatrical universities to fans of literature and theater, as well as those who are interested in the history of Russia and its cultural heritage. If you are fond of dramaturgy, want to understand how art can reflect and influence society, or just looking for inspiration, Bulgakov’s “Theatrical Heritage” will be a real find for you. The themes raised in the plays range from personal conflicts and human passions to broader questions about power, freedom, and creativity. Bulgakov masterfully shows how art can be both a means of self-expression and a tool of manipulation. His characters, full of contradictions and passions, make you think about what it means to be a human being in an environment where every word can be the last. Bulgakov’s style is unique: he combines elements of realism and fiction, irony and tragedy, which makes his works truly unforgettable. Reading his plays, you will feel how every line, every gesture of the characters is permeated with deep meaning and emotions. It is not just a text, it is a living art that can be perceived in different ways depending on your life experience and perception. In addition to the "Theatrical Heritage", Bulgakov is known for such works as "Master and Margarita", "Dog Heart" and "Days of the Turbines", which also explore the complex themes of human nature and society. His work continues to inspire directors, actors and writers around the world, and it’s no accident: Bulgakov is a voice that sounds eternal. In conclusion, “Theatrical Heritage . Plays of the 1930s" is not just a collection of plays, but a real find for everyone who wants to understand more deeply not only Bulgakov as an author, but also the very nature of theater and art. This is a book that makes you think, evokes emotions and leaves a mark in your soul. Do not miss the opportunity to touch this masterpiece of Russian literature and theater, which, of course, deserves your attention.