Below are some of our favorite excerpts from the Broadway World’s review of Dead Man’s Diary: A Theatrical Novel. We thank them for their review, and we have provided a link below to read it in full.
“[…] The success of clarity in Golyak’s dark and often grim (yet still funny!) world is an interesting juxtaposition. This contrast is a major contributor to the depth of A DEAD MAN’S DIARY: A THEATRICAL NOVEL. Comprehending scenes of grandiose physical imagery can be an overload on the brain, especially for someone who does not speak Russian. When Golyak goes big on the visuals, he is diligent in remaining honest with the play’s emotion. This clarity made the text of the play (subtly translated into English by Yana Minchenko and playing in sync in my ear by Victor Shopov) seem secondary.”