To live. To think. To feel. To love. Collected works
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The book of Dmitry Tsilikin (1961-2016), an outstanding St. Petersburg journalist, publicist and critic, is collected from articles, notes and essays of different years published in magazines and newspapers ("World of Art". "Petersburg Theater Journal", "Culture. Petersburg" , "Moscow News", "News Time", "Vesti", "Petersburg Hour of Peak" and others) In the book "fucked" only a small part of Tsilikin wrote, the critical heritage of which would require several impressive volumes.
The compiler of the book, theater expert Tatyana Moskvina, guided by the desire to collect the "model of personality" Dmitry Tsilikin at least in some fullness, divided his "Collected Works" into three volumes. The first volume is journalism, journalism and essays. The second volume is critical articles about the theater. The third volume is Tsilikin’s conversations with outstanding artists.
Dmitry Tsilikin, according to the personal definition of Tatyana Moskvina, “knew how to love, looking for the Treasury of Creativity in the "brilliant zaplash”, understanding acting with the exceptional force of penetration"
The compiler of the book, theater expert Tatyana Moskvina, guided by the desire to collect the "model of personality" Dmitry Tsilikin at least in some fullness, divided his "Collected Works" into three volumes. The first volume is journalism, journalism and essays. The second volume is critical articles about the theater. The third volume is Tsilikin’s conversations with outstanding artists.
Dmitry Tsilikin, according to the personal definition of Tatyana Moskvina, “knew how to love, looking for the Treasury of Creativity in the "brilliant zaplash”, understanding acting with the exceptional force of penetration"
Author:
Author:Циликин Д.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-57784-0541-7
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