The Great Literary Concert of Dina Rubina in Israel - 2026 When artistic words are spoken live - they come to life. In October and November 2025, the Israeli audience will have a unique opportunity to meet Dina Rubina, one of the most famous and widely read authors of Russian prose, at the Great Literary Concert. This is not just a presentation of a new book. It is a live literary performance filled with drama, irony, sincerity, and the rare gift of the author to turn prose into real theater. Ticket booking 📖 About the program At the concerts, excerpts from the new trilogy "Designer Zhorca" will be presented, including the already published first volume and fragments of the upcoming second - "Silver Mine". The main intrigue of the new novel is built around a real high-profile event: a daring robbery of the Museum of Islam in Jerusalem. But, as always with Rubina, behind the external plot lies a whole universe of human destinies, secrets, love, pain, and humor. In the performance of Dina Ilyinichna herself, her characters gain voices, intonations, becoming theatrical characters capable of evoking tears, laughter, and delight. 👩💼 About the author Dina Rubina is a writer, screenwriter, and publicist. Born in Tashkent, she has lived in Israel since 1990. Her works have been translated into 45 languages around the world, and the total circulation has long exceeded a million. Rubina's books are an artistic mirror of fate, reflecting both loneliness and love, exile and inner light. Her novels - "Petrushka Syndrome", "Babiy Vetar", "Russian Canary", "Napoleon's Caravan" - have become iconic for thousands of readers. But, as fans say, hearing Dina Rubina live is a completely unique experience. Her voice, delivery, wit, courage, and sincerity turn the literary evening into an unforgettable experience. 🎁 At the concerts: Presentation and reading of excerpts from the new trilogy Communication with the author Answers to questions Book signing (you can bring your own) Opportunity to purchase new releases Dina Rubina in Israel - The Great Literary Concert.