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When the Dostoevsky Drama Theatre was built in Veliky Novgorod in the 1980s, it looked like nothing the city had ever seen before
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Remembering Mikhail Ugarov, the father of Russia’s radical new drama movement -
Kirill Serebrennikov’s Bolshoi ballet about the firebrand dancer is finally unleashed -
Why the arts are inseparable from politics in today's Russia -
Inside the Russian company taking immersive theatre to the next level -
Exploring documentary theatre’s role in the new east -
For Teatr.doc, Russia's most controversial theatre company, the show must go on -
New-found patriotism meets old-school propaganda in a Russian opera about Crimea -
Meet the new director of the Bolshoi Theatre