Iana Moskalenko
You Just Watch Me: Afterthoughts on Ostermeier’s Seagull
BY Iana Moskalenko POSTED 12/06/2025 5:26 PM
From 26 February to 5 April, the Barbican Theatre hosted showings of Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull directed by Thomas Ostermeier. The new adaptation (by Duncan Macmillan and Thomas Ostermeier) produced a remarkable performance with an impressive cast starring Cate Blanchett, Paul Bazely, Tom Burke, Emma Corrin among others. Since the typical period for composing a […] Read More
Dima Rebus: The Transience of Worlds
BY Iana Moskalenko POSTED 06/05/2025 9:06 AM
From 21 March to 5 April 2025, Artwin Gallery hosted a solo exhibition by Dima Rebus, a Russian-born contemporary artist based in London. The exhibition featured Rebus’ new series, Floaters. In the large-scale watercolour paintings, phantasmagoric characters, be they people, boats or animals, hover at the intersection of thick greenery and abstract spaces, emblematic of […] Read More
Rachmaninoff reimagined by Teodor Doré – a tapestry of symphonic energies and spirits
BY Iana Moskalenko POSTED 13/04/2025 1:36 PM
On 8 March, inside the walls of the Holy Trinity Church in Sloane Square, an audience gathered to celebrate this beautiful spring, as announced by the young presenter of the evening, and to worship musical mysteries that paint the poignant yet invigorating essence of the season. The transcendental nature of music lies in its ability […] Read More
All the Bridges Are Broken Between Today and Yesterday
BY Iana Moskalenko POSTED 05/12/2024 2:00 PM
“The World of Yesterday”, directed by Anya Ostrovskaia, promises to immerse its audience into the atmosphere of a cabaret evening. The whole performance is enriched by its distinctive attributes: small tables, warm lights, the plot gradually developing through sketches. Within these vivid scenes, a panorama of the disastrous early to mid 20th century unfolds in […] Read More
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