A Staged Reading Of “Trout Breaking Through Ice”
April 16, 2015 @ 7PM, Manny Cantor Center (NYC)
Voyage Theater Company Presents
A Staged Reading Of “Trout Breaking Through Ice”
by Robert Stanilov
Petrograd, 1921. With food scarce and ice forming on the inside of the windows, poet and musician Mikhail Smourov fights to keep his lover, his privacy, and his artistic soul. Outside, the Bolshevik government is closing in all dissenters. Smourov’s diaries may hold the key to life or death for everyone he has ever held dear.
Based on the poems and diaries of Mikhail Kuzmin (1872 – 1936), this reading of Trout Breaking Through Ice is presented as part of Voyage Theater Company’s Parts Unknown Play Reading Series, which is supported in part by New York State Council on the Arts and The Fund for Creative Communities.
Manny Cantor Center
197 East Broadway (between Jefferson & Clinton Streets), 6th Floor
Admission is Free!
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