The Master and Margarita based on the novel by Mikhail Bulgakov

Woland comes to the city, and from that moment familiar reality begins to collapse. One of the most mysterious and widely discussed works of world literature, Mikhail Bulgakov’s novel The Master and Margarita, comes to life in a new stage version by an international troupe.

This is not just a classic, but a story that happens here and now. The story of the Master, an artist who confronts the system, the story of Margarita, a woman who goes against everything for the sake of love, and the story of Woland, a force that puts everything in its place.

Love that is paid for with eternity. A world where the devil tells the truth. A choice that everyone makes.

Director Dmitry Rachkovsky creates a production in which the classic sounds modern and precise, and the main themes - love, fear, and faith - become personal for every spectator. Woland’s mystical world literally seeps into reality, erasing the boundary between stage and auditorium.

"Manuscripts don’t burn." But the truth always comes at a price.

This performance is not about the plot you know. It is about what you will feel.

Cast (international ensemble):

Diana Rozovlyan

Mikhail Kondratsky

Aleksei Avramenko

Veronika Moroz

Konstantin Tsykin

Valentin Melnik

Ivan Chesnokov

and others