Muscovite after work: Brodsky's cafe in New York, Gorbachev's "Round Dance of Reindeer" and buns for 4,500.
The working day at Moskovich Mag ends, but our professional curiosity does not die out along with the computer: on vacation we continue to observe, ask questions, collect stories of a city in history.
This time we studied brain hygiene at Cyberdome and tried wagyu and foie gras rolls for 4,500 rubles, watched Irina Gorbacheva's "Round Dance of Reindeer" and delved into family conflicts and polar odysseys at Mayak premieres. In the drama theaters we laughed at "Karenina" and were frightened by Gorky's prophecies, and in New York we went to Brodsky and Dovaltov's favorite cafe, studied in Brancusi's workshop and passed through the cemetery where Basquiat is buried. They also tested Zhvanecki's principle in practice, choosing a new series not based on ratings and reviews, but based on the advice of those closest to them.