A stage adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s novel, ‘Anna Karenina’, will be performed in a Mongolian theatre again. The play was originally scheduled to be performed at the National Academic Drama Theatre on 4-29 March. Tickets for the play are available now with prices ranging between MNT 25,000 and MNT 100,000.

The stage adaption of the Anna Karenina was performed at Mongolian theatre for first time in 2020 and watched by 12,000 audiences.

The famous novel has been adapted into a stage play by N.Purevdagva and is directed by State Honoured Artist N.Naranbaatar.

Anna Karenina is one of the greatest achievements in world literature. It is the story of a married woman, burdened by the shackles of an unhappy marriage, her affair with a dashing army officer, the crushing morals of Russian high society and the tragic repercussions. The novel was first published in book form in 1878. Many writers consider ‘Anna Karenina’ the greatest work of literature ever; Tolstoy himself called it his first true novel – after already having written ‘War and Peace’.