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Black Snow

Black Snow

Keith Reddin
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To those living in the West, the Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov is known as a fiction writer, his reputation resting largely on his greatly-loved novel The Master and Margarita. During his life in the Soviet Union , however, Bulgakov's biggest career successes came as a playwright in the immensely influential Moscow theater. The novel Black Snow, is Bulgakov's lampoon of that entire pre-war Russian drama scene, complete with a fictional version of his nemesis, the great Stanislavsky . The book is a writer's story about hapless Maxuduv, an unlucky author who is torn apart under the insane forces, overcooked egos, and political machinations that rumbled through the world of the theater at that time. Keith Reddin has adapted this book for the stage.
Language
English
Pages
72
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dramatist's Play Service
Release
October 01, 1993
ISBN
0822213710
ISBN 13
9780822213710

Black Snow

Keith Reddin
0/5 ( ratings)
To those living in the West, the Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov is known as a fiction writer, his reputation resting largely on his greatly-loved novel The Master and Margarita. During his life in the Soviet Union , however, Bulgakov's biggest career successes came as a playwright in the immensely influential Moscow theater. The novel Black Snow, is Bulgakov's lampoon of that entire pre-war Russian drama scene, complete with a fictional version of his nemesis, the great Stanislavsky . The book is a writer's story about hapless Maxuduv, an unlucky author who is torn apart under the insane forces, overcooked egos, and political machinations that rumbled through the world of the theater at that time. Keith Reddin has adapted this book for the stage.
Language
English
Pages
72
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dramatist's Play Service
Release
October 01, 1993
ISBN
0822213710
ISBN 13
9780822213710

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