ABSTRACT
It was also said that besides this classical museum, which an actor needs, they intended, on the other hand, to create a small museum of kitsch. In it, among other things, there was to be a collection of photographs of actors in the most clichéd kind of theatrical costumes, make-up and poses, the kind that must be driven off the stage. This collection would be placed next-door in Rakhmanov’s office. Normally it would be hidden behind a curtain and only displayed to students in exceptional circumstances, for teaching purposes, as a demonstration through opposites.
