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Evgeny Grishkovets

EVGENY GRISHKOVETS   (1967 - )

Nationality:   Russian    Email:   n/a   Website:   n/a

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Adaptation / Translations of Plays by Evgeny Grishkovets

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How I Ate A Dog

1st Produced:

Royal Court Theatre, London >>>

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Genre:

Translation

Parts:

Male

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Female

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Notes:

Original Playwright - Evgeny Grishkovets (Russia)

Synopsis:

A monologue about life in the Russian Navy and the best way to cook a dog.

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EVGENY GRISHKOVETS  

Winter

1st Produced:

Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street, New York, NY 10012

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Organisations:

Studio Six of the Moscow art Theater

1st Published:

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Music:

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Genre:

Play/Drama

Parts:

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Notes:

Original Playwright - evgeny Grishkovets

Synopsis:

Studio Six of the Moscow art theater, the New York-based theater company born of the renowned Moscow art theater School, presents the American premiere of Winter a play by Russia's award-winning playwright evgeny Grishkovets. the play is a highly theatrical tale that follows two Chaplin-esque paratroopers on an unknown mission through an enchanted, snow-covered forest. Infused with wry humor, vibrant music numbers and hallucinatory manipulations from an impish and charming Snow Maiden, Winter is a fantastic journey that illuminates what it really means to be human in the world.
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