08. 06. 2014, 18:10 | by DEREVO

Hello all,
on Alexandrinsky Theater’s new stage I held a three-day masterclass, dedicated to the works of Craig, Grotowski and the FEKS group. I set a personal record for an indoor workshop: 30 participants and 40 students.
And it was very, very good.
Good to again feel myself like a bridge, where friendly pirates roll barrels with Knowledge…
Good to mention and praise teachers from the past.
I’m sure they could feel it too,
Feel how they’re living on….
Thanks to you all
Anton Adasinsky









Text: Anton Adasinskiy
English text editor: David Kemp
Photos: Valeria Erza, Olga Arefieva
And now, in June 2014, DEREVO will perform in Voronezh, Russia at the
Platonov Arts Festival.
8 & 9 June - «ISLANDS»
13 June - «Midnight Balance» (see also http://youtu.be/MF9dq_rtUyk )
15 June - the concert AVIA feat. Anton Adasinsky
09. 11. 2013, 00:38 | by DEREVO

Something happened in Voronezh, something happened in Moscow
I, after a long interval, held some serious master classes. Once more saw young faces, was asked complicated questions, again my faith returned…
And no one wished to part, and we strolled, and slept not, and worked again until bruised and in tears
And now I am afraid of asking – have you forgotten?
Not given up yet?
Are you still working?
Will you continue??
Or give a deep sigh and go back to the habitual?
I am a bridge.
Across me one walks from shore to shore. For everyone – the bridge has always existed. And it always will.
And suddenly – “metal fatigue” (Poncelet was a romantic!)
And the bridge is no more.
Well, man gets used to everything – we shall live on opposite shores…
But that will happen later, not soon.
But now –
Walk across me to visit one another, with bread wrapped in a linen cloth, with sweets for the children…
Pause in the middle, throw a crust of bread, the fish will splash…
You’ll smile!
And in the black roughened mirror of water you’ll hear the song of these execution days
Your humble servant (obs.)
Anton Adasinsky










Text: Anton Adasinsky
Translation: Ruth O’Dowd & Pavel Glebov
Photo: Valeria Erza