The Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 2

81 hrs. 55 min.

Audio Plays, Radio Productions & Literary Readings

Language Russian

The golden collection of radio plays is a collection of works in the audio play format. This collection includes the best audio plays across the entire period of existence of Soviet and Russian radio. Moreover, the performances are voiced by famous artists of the USSR and Russia, who have long earned immortal fame!

This collection will be interesting to all fans of audiobooks and audio plays, because in each part of the collection there are more than a dozen well-known works.

Contents:
N. Trushina — “While She Was Dying”
N. Galkina — “Renault Villa”
O. Pavlov — “Karaganda Nine Days”
Pelevin — “The Life of Insects,” “Generation P” “Before Daybreak Hour”
Richard Bach — “Jonathan Livingston Seagull”
Tchaikovsky — “Eugene Onegin”
Pushkin — “The Stone Guest” (V. S. Vysotsky), “Mozart and Salieri,” “A Feast During Plague,” “The Miserly Knight,” “The Queen of Spades”
Saltykov-Shchedrin — “The Gentlemen Golovlyov” (Tabakov)
S. Kirsanov — “Tale of Tsar Max Yemelyan”
S. Dovlatov — “The Suitcase”
E. Tomstun — “Combat Pony”
Strugatsky — “It’s Hard to Be a God”
T. Dylan — “A Portrait of the Artist as a Puppy”
Hemingway — “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber”
Chernyshova — “Romance for Two Voices”
Schwartz — “The Shadow,” “The Dragon”
Bulgakov — “A Square on Wheels,” “Brain Fever,” “Week of Enlightenment”
Vampilov — “Sun in a Stork’s Nest”
Vasily Bykov — “The Steep Bank of the River”
V. Konetsky — “Pyotr Nitroshkin”
V. P. Nekrasov — “With the Leader at a Dacha by the Neva”
Stinberg — “Dance of Death”
Asimov — “How to Catch a Rabbit”
Marshall — “How Are You, Andy?”
A. Hort — “The Roof”
A. Arbusov — “A Comedy of the Old Style”
A. Platonov — “Return”
Anna Nerkali — “White Yagel”
Chekhov — “A Cheerful Cemetery,” “The Darling,” “At the Dacha,” “First Debut,” “The Seagull”
Tales from Petrovich — “How they Chose a Priest,” “The Unfaithful Wife”
Buck P — “My Dear Little Scoundrel”
B. Shaw — “Pygmalion”
Druzhnikov — “The Tattered Sail of Love”
Vl. Titov — “Improvisation with a Scarlet Glove”
Gogol — “Notes of a Madman,” “May Night,” “The Nose,” “The Tale of How They Quarreled…,” “Old-World Landowners,” “The Overcoat”
Vina Delmar — “More Quiet Than Anything”
E. Gremina — “Sakhalin Wife”
Zheleztsov — “Walls of the Ancient Kremlin”
“Giselle”
B. Zaytsev — “A Lady from Petersburg”
Z. Sagalov — “Three Lives of Isadora Duncan”
Zoshchenko M. M. — “A Lady of the Aristocracy,” “The Sufferings of Young Werther”
Bunin — “Three Requests”
A. Ivanov — “Red Pashechka”
I. Pomerantsev — “Love on Short Waves”
Ilf and Petrov — “Ideological Nikudykhin”
Irwin Shaw — “Girls in Summer Dresses”
Yu. Kazakov — “Blue and Green”
Capek — “The Aura,” “Adventures of a Married Swindler,” “The Poet”
Vorontsov V. — “We’re All Not Handsome”
Vorfolomeev — “Evening Bell”
Garsin — “Incident”
Drobez — “Dinner” (humoresque)
Maupassant — “Garçon, Pour a Glass of Beer,” “A Necklace”
Detkov A. — “Oleg Durov’s Advantage”
J. London — “Martin Eden,” “The Ballad of Kish,” “The Old Baldhead,” “A Joke of Porrportuk”
Orwell — “Animal Farm”

1. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 1 2. The Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 2 3. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 3 4. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 4 5. The Golden Collection of Radio Plays. Part 5 (narrated by theater actors) 6. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 6 7. Golden Collection of Radio Plays. Part 7 (narrated by theater actors) 8. Golden Fund of Radio Plays. Part 8 (narrated by theater actors)