Tolstoy's Only Play: The Living Corpse, a Comedic Melodrama
The Shelton Theater (San Francisco, CA)
Rated 2.3 by 15 members who went.
Shelton Theater presents The Living Corpse by Leo Tolstoy, the greatest moralist in the history of literature. Written in 1900, his only play is a comedic melodrama which supports the individual ethic in contrast to the accepted cultural norms. This masterpiece is being staged by one of Russia's most acclaimed avant-garde theater directors.
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Shelton Theater presents The Living Corpse by Leo Tolstoy, the greatest moralist in the history of literature. Written in 1900, his only play is a comedic melodrama which supports the individual ethic in contrast to the accepted cultural norms. This masterpiece is being staged by one of Russia’s most acclaimed avant-garde theater directors.
