Description
BBC World Service Production - Mikhail Bulgakov's "Heart Of A Dog"
Frankenstein type fantasy in which a prole's heart is grafted
into a mongrel dog which then attacks its masters ... loosely
hidden attack on the way the Russian Revolution was turning out.
Fortunately for Bulgakov, Stalin could stand a certain amount of
criticism from artists. Not a patch on 'The Master and Margarita',
but good fun all the same.
Adapted from Michael Glenny's translation. I can't say much about
the production - I recorded it off the BBC's World Service twenty
five or so years back, but it's older than that.