Volume 27, Issue 26 News . . . . Arts . . . . Calendars . . . . His talk, part of the Distinguished Speaker Series, is free to the public. The Center for the Performing Arts will present this play at 8 p.m. Monday, April 13, at Eisenhower Auditorium on the University Park campus.
All sessions are free to the public.
Michael Naydan, professor of Slavic languages and head of the Department of Slavic and East European Languages at Penn State, is coordinating the festival at Penn State, while Slava Yastremski, associate professor of modern languages and director of Bucknell's Russian studies program, organized the festival. Also on the schedule will be Valeri Kozlov, a Russian art critic and producer of several documentary films, and Titiana Yakovlea, a specialist on Russian film who recently taught at Georgetown University. The festival begins at Bucknell today to April 11. Muller grappled with the dead in his plays. Odyssey Through Literature is produced as a continuing education service of the Department of Comparative Literature.