Frankfurt. The perils of everyday relationships are varied: one not to screw the toothpaste tube, the other does his laundry in the hall. But how will the coexistence if one partner is from Russia and the other from Germany? A look through the keyhole granted Konstantin Kropotkin. The native Russian read on 8 May in the Switchboard eyes framed in Frankfurt-wink own lyrics about his relationship with a German man, this reading of П А Р Н И П А Т И - ie Parny - or guys party - which starts from 20:00 clock with typical Russian country sounds, finger foods and high-percentage.
"We want to give that evening more than a traditional club event," said Martin Frank aka DJ Turner, organizer of the evening. "The invitation is anyone who wants to celebrate and it feels like to experience new things." And this may be cultural, culinary or "resonant". Because after reading you go seamlessly in the Parny party with Russian-inspired pop songs. But international disco classic, to be launched from the Beat Club WiLedaMop DJs and DJ Turner, provide mood.
The author Konstantin Kropotkin published in 2007 by Russians-WG's first novel about the lives of three gay young men in Moscow. The texts were first published on www.gay.ru and obtained, within a cult status among Russian gays.
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