Guests of the National Centre RUSSIA will learn the art of beautiful speech through the example of Robert Rozhdestvensky

An interactive creative session for all age groups titled "Speak Like Rozhdestvensky" will take place at the National Centre RUSSIA on May 11. The event continues the centre’s original project "The World of Poetry," aimed at promoting the legacy of the classics of Russian literature.

The journey into the world of Robert Rozhdestvensky’s poetry will unfold in three parts. The theatrical lecture "Rozhdestvensky and the 20th Century" will explore the poet’s influence on theatrical art, literature, and the minds of his contemporaries. Guests of the National Centre RUSSIA will discover how Rozhdestvensky, a master of language and eloquence, transformed the reading of his poems into vivid theatrical performances.

During the public speaking class, participants will acquire skills in forming vivid, confident, and persuasive speech, learn to place emphasis correctly, and express their thoughts clearly and emotionally. These skills will be useful both on stage and in everyday life.

The event will conclude with an interactive flash mob surprise, leaving guests with unforgettable emotions.

Guides into the world of Rozhdestvensky’s poetry will include speech expert and founder of the largest online project in the CIS "The Voice Can" Seda Kasparova, actor, educator, and member of the Moscow Union of Journalists Artem Smirnov, and "Radio 7 on Seven Hills" host and participant in the All-Russian movement "Inspiration Leaders" Denis Lizin.

The creative session "Speak Like Rozhdestvensky" will be the second event in the "World of Poetry" series, held as part of the project "Masterpieces. The Best of Russia," developed by the National Centre RUSSIA to raise the cultural level of the population, foster pride in the country’s achievements, and strengthen family traditions through art.

Workshops and other educational events at the National Centre RUSSIA are free to attend with prior registration at russia.ru. Current information about events is available in the "Events" section.