Roman Kozak’s production of Alexander Ostrovsky’s “Mad Money” at the Pushkin Theater was his last. Knowing he was dying as he rehearsed the play, Kozak infused this show with an extraordinary light touch and created superb theater.
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Roman Kozak’s production of Alexander Ostrovsky’s “Mad Money” at the Pushkin Theater was his last. Knowing he was dying as he rehearsed the play, Kozak infused this show with an extraordinary light touch and created superb theater.