Avdey Flugarin in Saint Petersburg, Youth Theater on Fontanka

The play "Avdey Flugarin, or Commedia dell’arte from the history of Russian journalism" takes place at the Youth Theater on Fontanka. The premiere took place in 2002, and since then the production has been popular. The main character of the play – Thaddeus Bulgarin, famous critic, writer and informant of the III Division. The role of Bulgarin is played by Sergei Barkovsky, who masterfully conveys the complex and contradictory image of a historical figure.

Youth Theater on Fontanka – This is a modern theater venue located in the center of St. Petersburg. The theater is equipped with everything necessary for comfortable viewing of performances: comfortable seats, good visibility of the stage and excellent acoustics. Spectators can enjoy the production in a cozy atmosphere, which makes visiting the theater enjoyable and memorable.

Performance "Avdey Flugarin" talks about the life and work of Thaddeus Bulgarin, who was known for his harsh critical articles. His nickname "Avdey Flugarin" given by Alexander Pushkin, who was often attacked by the newspaper “Northern Bee”, published by Bulgarin. The production reveals the complex relationship between Bulgarin and Pushkin, as well as the influence of the critic on the fate of many creative personalities.

In order to attend the play “Avdey Flugarin”, you can buy tickets on our website. This is a convenient way to secure your place at one of the most interesting theater events in the city. The Youth Theater on Fontanka offers a variety of repertoire performances, including "Avdey Flugarin" occupies a special place due to its historical and cultural significance.

Don't miss the opportunity to see this unique production. You can Buy tickets on our website at any time, which will allow you to plan your visit to the theater in advance. The play "Avdey Flugarin" – this is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Russian journalism of the 19th century and learn more about the complex figure of Thaddeus Bulgarin.