Dmitry Bykov in Berlin (Germany). An entertaining lecture on Harry Potter.
A literary journey through the world of Hogwarts for children and adults with writer and lecturer Dmitry Bykov
In June, a new lecture by Dmitry Bykov will take place in Germany, dedicated to one of the most famous literary phenomena of our time — the books about Harry Potter. The events will be held on June 15 in Berlin and on June 22 in Frankfurt am Main and will be of interest to both children and adult fans of the famous saga by J. K. Rowling.
The lecture will be an engaging journey through the world of Hogwarts and will help to view the familiar books from an unexpected perspective. Together with Dmitry Bykov, listeners will try to understand why the story of the Boy Who Lived long ceased to be just children's reading and turned into a cultural phenomenon of global proportions.
During the meeting, the discussion will cover the hidden meanings of the works, the literary traditions that influenced the creation of the Potter series, as well as the numerous references to world culture and religious themes. Participants will learn what connections can be found between Rowling's books, classical literature, and historical events.
Special attention will be paid to the characters and the structure of the magical world. Dmitry Bykov will invite discussion on whether real prototypes for the characters existed, whether Hogwarts could exist in reality, and why many ideas described in the books continue to find reflection in contemporary life.
A separate topic will be prophecies, predictions, and their role in the development of the plot. The lecture will allow listeners to look at the familiar books in a new way and will serve as an interesting occasion for joint discussion of the beloved story by representatives of different generations.
Dmitry Bykov — a writer, poet, journalist, literary scholar and lecturer, author of numerous books and literary studies, recipient of prestigious awards and a visiting professor at Princeton University.
Duration: approximately 1 hour 30 minutes
Recommended age: 9+
Event language: Russian
Children are only admitted when accompanied by an adult. A separate ticket is required for each attendee.
In June, a new lecture by Dmitry Bykov will take place in Germany, dedicated to one of the most famous literary phenomena of our time — the books about Harry Potter. The events will be held on June 15 in Berlin and on June 22 in Frankfurt am Main and will be of interest to both children and adult fans of the famous saga by J. K. Rowling.
The lecture will be an engaging journey through the world of Hogwarts and will help to view the familiar books from an unexpected perspective. Together with Dmitry Bykov, listeners will try to understand why the story of the Boy Who Lived long ceased to be just children's reading and turned into a cultural phenomenon of global proportions.
During the meeting, the discussion will cover the hidden meanings of the works, the literary traditions that influenced the creation of the Potter series, as well as the numerous references to world culture and religious themes. Participants will learn what connections can be found between Rowling's books, classical literature, and historical events.
Special attention will be paid to the characters and the structure of the magical world. Dmitry Bykov will invite discussion on whether real prototypes for the characters existed, whether Hogwarts could exist in reality, and why many ideas described in the books continue to find reflection in contemporary life.
A separate topic will be prophecies, predictions, and their role in the development of the plot. The lecture will allow listeners to look at the familiar books in a new way and will serve as an interesting occasion for joint discussion of the beloved story by representatives of different generations.
Dmitry Bykov — a writer, poet, journalist, literary scholar and lecturer, author of numerous books and literary studies, recipient of prestigious awards and a visiting professor at Princeton University.
Duration: approximately 1 hour 30 minutes
Recommended age: 9+
Event language: Russian
Children are only admitted when accompanied by an adult. A separate ticket is required for each attendee.
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| Date: | 15.06.2026 |
| Time: | 18:00 |
| Venue: | Ko3 |
| Address: | Koblenzer Str. 3, 10715 Berlin |
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