Three days in Riga: a Dostoevsky stage adaptation, Armenian duduk music and the Vlady–Vysotsky love story
Over the three days from 22 October, Riga hosts three cultural events for different audiences: a play based on a Dostoevsky novel, an Armenian duduk concert and Darya Fechina's performance at the Chekhov Theatre.
Three cultural events aimed at quite different audiences are taking place in Riga over the three days starting Thursday, 22 October.
On Thursday, an international troupe will stage a play based on a novel by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky. The source does not say which novel the production is based on.
On Friday, the sound of the duduk, an Armenian wind instrument, will fill the Great Hall of the VEF Culture Palace.
On Saturday, at the Chekhov Theatre, the actress Darya Fechina will once again tell the story of the love between Marina Vlady and Vladimir Vysotsky. The word "again" indicates that she has presented this programme before.
