Paolo Nori

Paolo Nori offers a thoughtful 90-minute dive into Mikhail Bulgakov’s The Master and Margarita, a novel exploring themes of good and evil, justice, and the ties between art and power. You’ll hear a fresh take on this classic work, known for its sharp critique, lasting influence, nods from the Stones, and Montale’s praise. Nori’s storytelling adds a personal touch, inviting reflection on the deeper questions the novel raises. This experience suits anyone curious about literature’s power to challenge and reveal. This event goes beyond a simple reading, unfolding as a nuanced exploration of how art interacts with society and power. You may be drawn into the layers of meaning Bulgakov packed into his work, especially given his troubled history with Soviet critics. The performance’s pace and insight make it accessible whether you know the novel or are seeing it for the first time. It’s a chance to engage with a story that still resonates today, offering moments of reflection and discovery.