Anarchy and Theatre, Theatre and Anarchy: G.S. Khodes, E.P. Garin, and I.A. Charin’s engagements with the anarchist movement during the Russian Revolution (1917-1921) and its aftermath

  • Sergey Ovsyannikov

Abstract

The February Revolution overthrew the three-hundred-year monarchy of the Romanovs and stirred societal activity in Russia. Political and social movements, as well as professional and national-cultural unions, began to grow both quantitatively and qualitatively. Workers’, peasants’, and soldiers’ councils were organized across the country. These large-scale changes affected all areas of life, including the arts, literature, and the entire cultural sphere.

Author Biography

Sergey Ovsyannikov

Sergey Ovsyannikov is an historian and independent researcher based in Kaliningrad, Russia.

Published
2025-05-08