On Thursday, Nov. 25, a presentation of Olga Yegoshina's new book, “First Topics” (Pervye syuzhety), was held at the Museum of Contemporary Art. The book claims to present portraits of actors «whose presence on the stage defined and defines the face of Russian theater from the mid 1980s to the present day.» The book contains a chapter about “K. I. from'Crime',” the now-legendary Kama Ginkas production that Oksana Mysina has been performing around the world since 1994.

The first two segments of Oksana Mysina's new radio program, “Where Words End,” have now been aired on the Orfei station. On Nov. 24 the program hosted the talented tenor Sergei Sanatorov. The show's basic premise is to acquaint audiences with the work of physically-challenged musicians, famous and unknown alike. The show airs on Wednesdays at 3:30 p.m.