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The story of the Kiev playwright Anatoly Krym "Lyovushka" is based on a real story, a story about a boy Lyovushka, who had two beloved grandmothers - Rosalia Solomonovna and Daria Ivanovna, but simply - grandmother Rosa and grandmother Dasha. Both grandmothers adored their only grandson, competed with each other, whom he loved more, and where he would go - to the synagogue or to the church.
Lyovushka lives in post-war Kiev, in Podil. And the atmosphere of Lyovushkin's yard is so reminiscent of ours, Odessa's - with cunning boys, with loving grandmothers, with trust and love for people and for life.
The story of the Kiev playwright Anatoly Krym "Lyovushka" is based on a real story, a story about a boy Lyovushka, who had two beloved grandmothers - Rosalia Solomonovna and Daria Ivanovna, but simply - grandmother Rosa and grandmother Dasha. Both grandmothers adored their only grandson, competed with each other, whom he loved more, and where he would go - to the synagogue or to the church.
Lyovushka lives in post-war Kiev, in Podil. And the atmosphere of Lyovushkin's yard is so reminiscent of ours, Odessa's - with cunning boys, with loving grandmothers, with trust and love for people and for life.
The story of the Kiev playwright Anatoly Krym "Lyovushka" is based on a real story, a story about a boy Lyovushka, who had two beloved grandmothers - Rosalia Solomonovna and Daria Ivanovna, but simply - grandmother Rosa and grandmother Dasha. Both grandmothers adored their only grandson, competed with each other, whom he loved more, and where he would go - to the synagogue or to the church.
Lyovushka lives in post-war Kiev, in Podil. And the atmosphere of Lyovushkin's yard is so reminiscent of ours, Odessa's - with cunning boys, with loving grandmothers, with trust and love for people and for life.
The story of the Kiev playwright Anatoly Krym "Lyovushka" is based on a real story, a story about a boy Lyovushka, who had two beloved grandmothers - Rosalia Solomonovna and Daria Ivanovna, but simply - grandmother Rosa and grandmother Dasha. Both grandmothers adored their only grandson, competed with each other, whom he loved more, and where he would go - to the synagogue or to the church.
Lyovushka lives in post-war Kiev, in Podil. And the atmosphere of Lyovushkin's yard is so reminiscent of ours, Odessa's - with cunning boys, with loving grandmothers, with trust and love for people and for life.