A monodrama exploring the lives of three great 20th-century Russian poets: Joseph Brodsky, Marina Tsvetaeva, and Anna Akhmatova.
This monodrama, performed by actress Jelena Bogdanovič, delves into the intertwined histories of Joseph Brodsky, Marina Tsvetaeva, and Anna Akhmatova, with a special focus on their connections to Vilnius. The performance highlights not only the poets themselves but also the unsung individuals who supported them, offering a unique perspective on their lives and works. It explores the spiritual thirst that connects poets and ordinary people, the living and the dead, through the recitation of their poetry.
The play is described as a "cinematic monodrama," suggesting a visually engaging experience. It offers a chance to immerse oneself in the rich literary heritage of these iconic figures and reflect on the profound human connections that shaped their destinies.