Teatr w Rosji – sto lat po rewolucji
Theater in Russia – One Hundred Years after the Revolution

Summary/Abstract: Katarzyna Osińska sketches a sweeping look at contemporary Russian theater. She writes about the Eternal Russia project prepared at Berlin’s Hebbel am Ufer by Marina Davidova and Vera Martinov, presenting the history of the nation from the empire to the present day, and a range of other plays: Fields, Volkostrelov by Xenia Pyertrukhina and Dmitri Volkostrelov; Marat Gatzalov’s Breathing produced at the Theater of Nations; and Refugee Conversations, based on Bertolt Brecht’s text, by Konstantin Uchityel and Vladimir Kuznyetzov. Osińska makes reference to Teatru.doc and Russian Case during the Golden Mask, and mentions the controversial arrest of director Kiril Serebrennikov.

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