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Beloved Russian Actress Resigns From Moscow Theater Over War Criticism - Vimarsana News

Beloved Russian Actress Resigns From Moscow Theater Over War Criticism

Celebrated Soviet and Russian actress Liya Akhedzhakova has resigned from the Moscow theater where she has worked for 46 years following her outspoken criticism of the war in Ukraine, Novaya Gazeta reported on Thursday. Moscow’s Sovremennik Theater effectively ended the actress’s decades-long career at the theater in February when it canceled a production of “The Gin Game” in which she had been set to star.

Producer Prigozhin blunted for Leah Akhedzhakova, expelled from Sovremennik - Vimarsana News

Producer Prigozhin blunted for Leah Akhedzhakova, expelled from Sovremennik

February 23, 2023, 15:42 - BLiTZ - News Russian music producer, laureate of the Ovation Award as the best Producer of the Year, Iosif Prigozhin commented

What about the Russians? Putin's war at home - Vimarsana News

What about the Russians? Putin's war at home

Before the tanks rolled into Ukraine, liberal values were spreading fast in Russia. That, some observers say, was more threatening to Putin than his neighbour.

The invasion has stalled, but Putin's war on dissent marches on - Vimarsana News

The invasion has stalled, but Putin's war on dissent marches on

Russian society is almost as closed and repressive as it was in Soviet times | Briefing

'Hope matters': Ukrainian and international authors on why literature is important in times of conflict | Books - Vimarsana News

'Hope matters': Ukrainian and international authors on why literature is important in times of conflict | Books

Ten writers appearing at the Lviv BookForum, run this year in partnership with the Hay festival, discuss why we need books more than ever