Passionate passion for the theater. Dragomoshchenko A.

Arkady Dragomoshchenko (1946–2012) is a poet and writer, the first laureate of Andrei Bely award for the novel “The Location in Houses and Trees”. The author of the books “The Chinese Sun”, “Phosphorus” and “The shadow of the turtle”, as well as the poetic collections “Description”, “Tautology”, “The Great Monotony of Love”, “Handwriting”, “Island of Autumn” and others. He taught at St. Petersburg State University. His participation in the literary and artistic life of the city influenced the culture of the second half of the XX - early XXI century. The collection “Passionate to become to the theater” included the early works of the author.

“This is my play. I can also say that there is one more thing there, for me it was a very important quality of the emergence of the material and its growth-that the action, the actions of the heroes, actors, movements (even take a knife or react to something) arose from the language. That is, they came up with what to do on the go. Because they lied, and in order to confirm the lie, they were forced to somehow confirm it. There was a completely incomprehensible action. They were talking, they made them move. They made them move deeper and deeper. And in the end, some real events that would really be possible were pushing aside, and there is a completely grotesque situation when people say: “You have a donkey ears.” One - and his himself grew up with donkeys. " Arkady Dragomoshchenko