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Soviet theater’s outcasts and the ones performers who continued have almost no place left to see each other’s work. Once in a blue moon, in Armenia's capital, they do.

Wed August 12 • 05:19 PM • 2 min read
Russian theater’s exiles and those creatives who remained have practically no place available to witness each other’s work. Once in a blue moon, in Yerevan, they do. Russian theater’s exiles and those creatives who remained have practically no place available to witness each other’s work. Once in a blue moon, in Yerevan, they do.

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