“ Visited this theater in the play "Outside the theater." True, this is not a performance, it's life. Life, where there is sadness, and joy, and shame, and pride, and indifference, and love. Here you sympathize with each story and understand a lot about yourself, and then another few days you go under the impression. An extraordinary combination of professionalism and sincerity is amazing! You believe actors, you believe to tears, you believe in your soul, and you want to return to this theater, and more than once.

“ Great work! Perhaps the best this day, which I watched in the theater doc, not offended by other authors), perhaps the statement touched something personal, made me look deeper into myself, ask myself questions. And it's not even an actor's vocation, but in the ability and desire to go wherever you dreamed, even through thorns. Again, the question of frankness, I always take off my hat before such a game, before the courage to remain naked and unmoved by the opinions of others. Actors - brave! Author - Respect and new works!

“ Yesterday, by the will of fate, I found myself in Teatr.doc in an absolutely magnificent production "Outside the theater / And what if I do not" ... The fate of the actor is always a matter of pride, interest, and even envy, hell, but sometimes also pity , No matter how it sounds scary. Seven people within an hour talk about their destiny, pointing out the amazing image that stands for the word "actor". There is a place for laughter and real insurmountable longing. And all here in moderation. Add a little smiles - and there will be a farce, add a little bit of sadness and it is unclear how to cope with this weight of reflection. But we were able to withstand this balance between life and the stage. True, it seems now that I stand on the stage of the theater and ask myself the same questions. Once I managed to answer myself, do I like journalism, so there were quotes on the left hand. Today they are sullied, because I'm talking about the eternal again. We know one thing - to live your profession, for someone it's words, for someone Cassandra ... Thank you. Thanks for all, dammit!