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The Three Musketeers as Idiots? Krymov's Memories of (Not only) Soviet Reality
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The work of Russian director and, above all, set designer Dmitry Krymov, who has been living outside his birthplace since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine and is mainly active in the Baltic states and the USA, has been a part of the Pilsen International Theatre Festival several times. In 2019, the festival brought his Moscow production of Ostrovsky's play Without a Dowry, and four years later, the title Fragment, based on the third act o…
A sandwich with caviar, eaten at Christmas. Red and white flowers held in a hand or a girl with braids and huge bows, a hairstyle that everyone used to wear on the first day of school. Growing up in the Soviet Union These are characteristics that Julija photographed for her series. “I wanted to capture nice memories of my youth that are recognizable to all people who, like me, grew up in the countries that were once part of the Soviet Union. We …
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