"Morphine" based on Mikhail Bulgakov

The Cockpit. Gateforth Street, London
"Morphine" based on Mikhail Bulgakov image
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This event ended on Thursday 14th of February 2019
Admission
£25.00. Concessions: £22.00. Early birds: £18.00 (10 tickets per performance) until January 8th. £30.00 on the door
Venue Information
Cockpit Theatre
Gateforth Street , NW8 8EH
Nearest Tube/Rail Stations
Edgware Road (Bakerloo) 0.27 miles

Love, betrayal, phantasmagoria & addiction.
Produced and presented by ART-VIC (Anglo-Russian Theatre)

Hosted by The Cockpit

Mikhail Bulgakov was trained as a doctor and went to the front in the First World War where he was badly injured twice. To curb his pain, he began taking morphine. His addiction grew, and though in 1918 he gave it up altogether, the torture of that addiction never left him.

A young doctor, after his lover's betrayal, runaway to an isolated country village. To cease the pain he started to take morphine injections...
This is the confusing and harrowing story of a slide into morphine addiction.

In Russian with detailed English subtitles.

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