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Detskij spektakl' "Slepoj muzykant" po motivam odnoimennoj povesti russkogo pisatelja Vladimira Korolenko. V bogatoj dvorjanskoj sem'e Popel'skih edinstvennyj syn Petrus' slep ot rozhdenija. Ego mat' Anna Mihajlovna, beskonechno ljubja i zhaleja mal'chika, vospityvaet ego kak redkostnyj hrupkij cvetok. I tol'ko djadja Maksim, v junosti srazhavshijsja pod znamenem Garibal'di, pytaetsja priuchit' mal'chika k samostojatel'nosti. Mal'chik nachinaet uznavat' mir na oshhup', i odnazhdy ego pal'cy nahodjat klavishi fortepiano....

Radiospektakl' "Majskaja noch'" - po motivam odnoimennoj povest' Nikolaja Vasil'evicha Gogolja. Vhodit v cikl "Vechera na hutore bliz Dikan'ki". Napisana v 1829 - 1830 godah. Molodoj kazak Levko, syn sel'skogo golovy, bez pamjati vljublen v krasavicu Gannu, no otec junoshi, sel'skij glava, kategoricheski protiv togo, chtoby syn imel otnoshenija s prostoj kazachkoj. On ne daet svoego soglasija na venchanie molodyh. Otec nastol'ko uprjam, chto Levko idet na vsjacheskie uhishhrenija, chtoby poluchit' zhelaemoe.

Radiospektakl' "Kapitanskaja dochka" po odnoimennoj povesti Aleksandra Sergeevicha Pushkina , posvjashhjonnaja sobytijam Krest'janskoj vojny 1773 - 1775 godov pod predvoditel'stvom Emel'jana Pugachjova. Vpervye byla opublikovana v 1836 godu v zhurnale "Sovremennik" bez podpisi avtora. Pri jetom glava o krest'janskom bunte v derevne Grinjova ostalas' neopublikovannoj, chto ob#jasnjalos' cenzurnymi soobrazhenijami.

Blistatel'naja komedija velikogo russkogo pisatelja L'va Nikolaevicha Tolstogo (1828-1910). V Peterburge, v bogatom dome Zvezdincevyh, v privychnoj utrennej sumatohe snujut slugi, bespreryvno zvonjat v dver' posetiteli: artelycik ot Burd'e s plat'em i zapiskoj dlja baryni, Sahatov Sergej Ivanovich, byvshij tovarishh ministra, jelegantnyj gospodin, svobodnyj i interesujushhijsja vsem na svete, doktor, reguljarno nabljudajushhij barynju, Jakov-bufetchik, vechno vinovatyj, nelovkij i puglivyj.

Zachastuju mnogie istorii o ljubvi zakanchivajutsja svad'boj. A p'esa Karlo Gol'doni so svad'by nachinaetsja. Kekkina i Bepo sobirajutsja pozhenit'sja, no zlym jazykam nichego ne stoit razrushit' ih namerenija. Stoit tol'ko ukazat' zhenihu na bezrodnost' i raspushhennost' nevesty. A esli zhenih tak doverchiv i prislushivaetsja k spletnjam, to neveste stoit razobrat'sja v istinnosti ego chuvstv.

S odnoj storony, p'esa nazvana "Banej", no s drugoj - nikakoj bani tam net. S odnoj storony, jeto "drama", no s drugoj - "... s cirkom i fejerverkom", to est' prjamo balagan, a nikakaja ne drama. S odnoj storony, vsja kollizija v p'ese razvernuta vokrug "mashiny" Chudakova, no s drugoj - jeta mashina nevidima, to est' ee kak budto by i net. S odnoj storony, pered nami kak budto by teatr, no s drugoj - my vidim eshhe i teatr v teatre, tak chto pervyj teatr uzhe kak budto i ne teatr, a dejstvitel'nost'. I tak dalee.

«Fal'shivaja moneta» - p'esa, kotoraja v gor'kovskom nasledii stoit kak by osobnjakom i vydeljaetsja svoej suguboj nervnost'ju, vzvinchennost'ju. Vneshne sravnitel'no neslozhnyj sjuzhet «Fal'shivoj monety» skryvaet glubokuju i dlja Gor'kogo v vysshej stepeni pritjagatel'nuju mysl' o tom, kak iskazhaet, unizhaet i oposhljaet cheloveka denezhnyj interes, o tom, kak vlast' deneg pronikaet v samuju, kazalos' by, potaennuju sferu vnutrisemejnyh otnoshenij.

The book Moscow and Muscovites, written by Mikhail Nikolayevich Zagoskin, author of the famous historical novel Yuri Miloslavskii or Russian in 1612, Roslavlev or Russian in 1812," and many other works. Moscow and Muscovites - vivid and fascinating essays, short stories, stage "of the home and social life in Moscow," since 1814, and 40s of the XIX century.

Hailed as one of the world's supreme masterpieces on the subject of death and dying, The Death of Ivan Ilyich is the story of a worldly careerist, a high court judge who has never given the inevitability of his death so much as a passing thought. But one day death announces itself to him, and to his shocked surprise, he is brought face-to-face with his own mortality. How, Tolstoy asks, does an unreflective man confront his one and only moment of truth? Please note: This audiobook is in Russian.

Spektakl' po znamenitoj skazke Andersena v ispolnenii vydajushhihsja artistov Central'nogo akademicheskogo detskogo teatra. Devochka Gerda, spasaja svoego druga Kaja, zakoldovannogo zloj i kovarnoj Snezhnoj korolevoj, prohodit cherez vse ispytanija, preodolevaet mnogochislennye opasnosti. Ljubov' i vernost' pobezhdajut besserdechie i nenavist'...

Whatever Tolstoy wrote he addresses the voice that lies in the bottom of human soul, and using passionate word or bright images, full of truth, makes this voice sound firm and long. It explains the popularity of his name and his works far more than borders of Russia and the attention that he wakes up in Western Europe and America by his works.

Masquerade is a verse play written in 1835 by the Russian Romantic writer Mikhail Lermontov. The four-act play, set in 1830's St. Petersburg aristocratic society, highlights the rebellious spirit and noble mind of the protagonist, Yevgeny Arbenin. It is often compared with Shakespeare's Othello in its essential story line.

Ocherk Moj Pushkin - ne literaturovedcheskaya rabota. Eto skoree psihologicheskij etyud, popytka voskresit i vosproizvesti detskoe vospriyatie pushkinskogo tvorchestva, kotoroe - pri vsej naivnosti etogo vospriyatiya - okazyvalos' pervoj, na vsyu zhizn' neizgladimoj shkoloj ne tol'ko poticheskih vpechatlenij, no i nravstvennyh ponyatij.

Optimistka is a fascinating love story of a Russian girl born in Moscow in the family of a prominent Soviet scientist and airplane designer. Young, shy, and uncertain, Polina meets Andrey, a medical doctor, and finds marriage and happiness with him. Her dream of freedom finally leads her to America. What she experiences after that is a difficult time of adjustment and discovery of a new inner strength that helps her to adapt to her new life. This book is about a strong and optimistic woman's struggle for success despite many failures and disappointments.

The book contains the myths about the Argonauts set out on the basis of the poem of Apollonius of Rhodes'"Argonavtika".

The book contains the myths of Odysseus set out on the basis of Homer's "Odyssey".

Анна Григорьевна Достоевская — вторая жена Федора Михайловича Достоевского, мать его детей. Известна как издательница и публикатор творческого наследия своего мужа, библиограф и автор ценных воспоминаний.

"В лабиринтах города" - фантастический роман Светланы Казаковой и Яны Поль, приквел цикла "Город, где живёт магия", жанр любовное фэнтези, городское фэнтези.