Theatrical lecture, workshop, flash mob: the National Centre RUSSIA to host an event dedicated to the work of poet Matusovsky
The
interactive event "Speak Like Matusovsky," part of the
"Masterpieces. The Best of Russia" series, will take place at the
National Centre RUSSIA on July 20 at 14:00. This theatrical event will blend
classical and modern elements, with every moment filled with inspiration.
The poetic
legacy of Matusovsky is vast. He collaborated with various composers and wrote
the lyrics to such well-known songs as "Moscow Windows," "Moscow
Nights," "Where the Motherland Begins," "True
Friends," and "School Waltz."
The
programme will begin with a theatrical lecture that will immerse guests in the
poet’s world, convey the atmosphere of his era, and highlight his influence on
Russian literature and theatre.
Next, a
workshop on public speaking will be held, where participants will learn to
speak with elegance and confidence, emphasise key points, and make their speech
more expressive.
The event
will conclude with a secret flash mob. An interactive surprise awaits the
visitors — a memorable highlight to end the evening on a bright note.
The event
is free of charge; advance registration is required on the website of the
National Centre RUSSIA.
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