The Serf Queen. Trilogy

The trilogy of Sophia Mogilevskaya is an engaging narrative about the history of Russian theater in the XVIII–XIX centuries. The heroines of the stories are young girls for whom the theatrical art became a calling. The lace maker Nastya, whose dramatic talent was recognized by Fedor Volkov, the founder of Russian theater. The owner of a wonderful voice, the serf Dunya, who, by fate, found herself in the theatrical school of landowner Urassov. The desperate Sanya, who ran away from her father's house and accidentally ended up at a theatrical performance in Arbat Square. Meeting the stage irrevocably changed the life of each of them.
What will be the fates of the three heroines? What awaits them in the temple of Melpomene? For it is known that, once taken captive, the muse of theater does not let go until the end of life…