The Fat Git Theatre Company performed their adaptation of the short story in 2011. WMSE (91.7 FM in Milwaukee, WI) broadcast an adaptation by Wisconsin Hybrid Theater (Radio WHT) in 2011. The Moscow Museum of Erotic Art put on an adaptation based on Vladimir Putin losing his genitalia to coincide with the 2012 presidential election. Due to the popularity of Gogol's works in Russia and beyond, many cultural monuments to his works, including The Nose have been created. A translated audio book version of the short story was published in Malayalam by Kathacafe in 2017. In January 2020, Andrei Khrzhanovsky released the official adaptation of the short story, The Nose or the Conspiracy of Mavericks, as a stop-motion animated film. See also Saint Petersburg Table of Ranks Nikolai Gogol Kazan Cathedral, Saint Petersburg Nevsky Prospect References External links The Nose, English translation, from Project Gutenberg Bibliomania: Free Online Literature and Study Guides: The Nose Monument to Major Kovalyov's Nose (in German) Short stories by Nikolai Gogol 1836 short stories Magic realism Short stories set in the Russian Empire Short stories adapted into films