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A Theatrical Novel is an unfinished novel by Mikhail Bulgakov. Its existing version was written in 1936-37 then abandoned. The work is a renowned specimen of the roman à clef. In this book the author settles scores with the famous MAT (Moscow Art Theatre), including its acclaimed chief Konstantin Stanislavski and [[MethodActing Method acting system]].
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{{Creator/Aeschylus}} - {{Theatre/Agamemnon}}\\
{{Creator/Sophocles}} - {{Theatre/Philoctetes}}\\
[[Creator/LopeDeVega Lope de Vega]] - Fenisa's Hook\\
[[Creator/WilliamShakespeare William Shakespeare]] - [[Theatre/KingLear King Lear]]\\
Friedrich Schiller - The Maid of Orleans\\
Alexander Ostrovsky - Not of this World\\
Sergei Maksudov - Black Snow
** Later Bulgakov revels in playing with this trope where [[PlayingWithATrope it is transformed into FamousFictionalFamousFictionalFamousFictional]]. The portrait gallery in the foyer of the Independent Theatre includes alternating pictures of the actual(and huge)classic figures like {{Creator/Moliere}}, Sarah Bernhardt, Griboedov plus {{UsefulNotes/Nero}} (placed here on the order of Ivan Vasilievich as a "great singer") as well as actors and empoyees of the Independent Theatre. Including Sevastianov, the Independent theatre's lighting designer and Plisov, the revolving stage manager of 40 years.
{{Creator/Sophocles}} - {{Theatre/Philoctetes}}\\
[[Creator/LopeDeVega Lope de Vega]] - Fenisa's Hook\\
[[Creator/WilliamShakespeare William Shakespeare]] - [[Theatre/KingLear King Lear]]\\
Friedrich Schiller - The Maid of Orleans\\
Alexander Ostrovsky - Not of this World\\
Sergei Maksudov - Black Snow
** Later Bulgakov revels in playing with this trope where [[PlayingWithATrope it is transformed into FamousFictionalFamousFictionalFamousFictional]]. The portrait gallery in the foyer of the Independent Theatre includes alternating pictures of the actual(and huge)classic figures like {{Creator/Moliere}}, Sarah Bernhardt, Griboedov plus {{UsefulNotes/Nero}} (placed here on the order of Ivan Vasilievich as a "great singer") as well as actors and empoyees of the Independent Theatre. Including Sevastianov, the Independent theatre's lighting designer and Plisov, the revolving stage manager of 40 years.
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{{Creator/Aeschylus}} - {{Theatre/Agamemnon}}\\
''{{Theatre/Agamemnon}}''\\
{{Creator/Sophocles}} -{{Theatre/Philoctetes}}\\
''{{Theatre/Philoctetes}}''\\
[[Creator/LopeDeVega Lope de Vega]] -Fenisa's Hook\\
''Fenisa's Hook''\\
[[Creator/WilliamShakespeare William Shakespeare]] -[[Theatre/KingLear ''[[Theatre/KingLear King Lear]]\\
Lear]]''\\
Friedrich Schiller -The ''The Maid of Orleans\\
Orleans''\\
Alexander Ostrovsky -Not ''Not of this World\\
World''\\
Sergei Maksudov -Black Snow
''Black Snow''
** Later Bulgakov revels in playing with this trope where [[PlayingWithATrope it is transformed into FamousFictionalFamousFictionalFamousFictional]]. The portrait gallery in the foyer of the Independent Theatre includes alternating pictures of theactual(and huge)classic actual (and huge) classic figures like {{Creator/Moliere}}, Sarah Bernhardt, Griboedov plus {{UsefulNotes/Nero}} (placed here on the order of Ivan Vasilievich as a "great singer") as well as actors and empoyees of the Independent Theatre. Including Sevastianov, the Independent theatre's lighting designer and Plisov, the revolving stage manager of 40 years.
{{Creator/Sophocles}} -
[[Creator/LopeDeVega Lope de Vega]] -
[[Creator/WilliamShakespeare William Shakespeare]] -
Friedrich Schiller -
Alexander Ostrovsky -
Sergei Maksudov -
** Later Bulgakov revels in playing with this trope where [[PlayingWithATrope it is transformed into FamousFictionalFamousFictionalFamousFictional]]. The portrait gallery in the foyer of the Independent Theatre includes alternating pictures of the
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** Aloisy Rvatzky, the manager of the Rudolfi's magazine, has the same name as Aloisy Mogarych, a petty villain in The Master And Margarita.
* LiteraryAgentHypothesis: The preface is written by the friend of Maksudov who reports that the author himself sent him A Theatrical Novel then committed suicide. The friend specifies that no such theatres as depicted in the novel actually exist in Moscow.
* LiteraryAgentHypothesis: The preface is written by the friend of Maksudov who reports that the author himself sent him A Theatrical Novel then committed suicide. The friend specifies that no such theatres as depicted in the novel actually exist in Moscow.
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** Aloisy Rvatzky, the manager of the Rudolfi's magazine, has the same name as Aloisy Mogarych, a petty villain in The ''The Master And Margarita.Margarita''.
* LiteraryAgentHypothesis: The preface is written by the friend of Maksudov who reports that the author himself sent himA ''A Theatrical Novel Novel'' then committed suicide. The friend specifies that no such theatres as depicted in the novel actually exist in Moscow.
* LiteraryAgentHypothesis: The preface is written by the friend of Maksudov who reports that the author himself sent him
