Elena Minina as Margarita; and many renowned Russian singers and actors in episodic roles, including (but not limited to) Iosif Kobzon, Lyubov Kazarnovskaya, Andrei Makarevich, Alexander Rosenbaum, Arkady Arkanov, Gennady Khazanov and the late Georgi Millyar (voice footage from one of his movies was used). 2021: A musical theatre adaptation was produced by the of Gdynia, Poland directed by Janusz Józefowicz, with music by Janusz Stokłosa, and lyrics by Yuriy Ryashentsev and . Other music Five alternative composers and performers, including Simon Nabatov, have been inspired by the novel to present various adaptations. In 2009, Portuguese new media artists Video Jack premiered an audiovisual art performance inspired by the novel at Kiasma, Helsinki, as part of the PixelAche Festival. Since then, it has been shown in festivals in different countries, having won an honorable mention award at Future Places Festival, Porto. The project was released as a net art version later that year. See also Azazel in popular culture Big Read (Bulgaria) Big Read (Hungarian) Christian literature Devil in popular culture Fantastic Le Monde 100 Books of the Century List of works published posthumously Magic realism Surrealism The Big Read Urban fantasy Wayland the Smith Works based on Faust Notes References Bibliography External links Website devoted solely to Bulgakov's Master and Margarita. in three languages. A comparison of the Soviet society described in Master and Margarita and modern society in the United States and Russia. Useful introduction with much illustrative material. Russian comedy novels Russian novels adapted into films Russian novels adapted into plays Novels adapted into comics Novels adapted into operas Novels adapted into radio programs Russian novels adapted into television shows Soviet novels Novels first published in serial form Novels by Mikhail Bulgakov Russian satirical novels Modernist novels Novelistic portrayals of Jesus Novels set in Moscow Novels published posthumously Works originally published in Russian magazines Novels set in the Stalin era Russian magic realism novels 20th-century Russian novels Cultural depictions of Judas Iscariot Cultural depictions of Pontius Pilate Caiaphas Russian political satire Censored books Walpurgis Night fiction Novels adapted into ballets Limbo