Viktor Shenderovich. An Anthology of Satire and Humor from 20th-Century Russia

The well-known television puppeteer and summarizer is popular and well-known, yet his programs are met with mixed reactions—at least, they leave few people indifferent. But Viktor Shenderovich's work is by no means limited to television, which is precisely what the authors of this book wanted to emphasize. The brilliant prose and wonderful poems written by Viktor Anatolyevich will delight fans and connoisseurs of his work. They contain the same subtle humor, caustic satire, and the characters are so lifelike that there's no doubt about their authenticity. His stories, short stories, dialogues, and all his other creations are a joy to read; they captivate, captivate, and draw you in with ease and ease. But that's not all. Theater is perhaps the most important element present in all his works. "Puppets," "Itolya," poems, and short stories—all are steeped in theatrical enthusiasm. Dramatic completeness is felt everywhere, but it is especially noticeable in television productions, where each program turns into a small performance, and you never notice how time flies – the action is so captivating.