“ One of the best performances on the Moscow stage, "The Musketeers" is an absolutely independent work written by the director, and in this case also by the playwright, based on the novel by A. Dumas. This is not just a performance, Bogomolov luring viewers into the labyrinth, whose corridors were artistically recreated on the stage by his permanent ally, the stage designer Larisa Lomakina. The rhythmic text of these "Musketeers" is similar to the enigmatic lake, you can look from above, and you can fall headlong into the icy water and try to swim to the bottom. The director seems to swing the viewer on a swing, then plunging into hopeless despair, then making laugh to tears. "You may think that this play is about death, in fact it is about love," and yet he says that love always defeats death.

“ Madly liked the play, a lot of humor, great actors, almost no intersection with the work of Dumas. Of the minuses - lasts more than 4 hours.

“ Great performance! About the important and serious - with humor and irony, about us and our being. For those who have not lost the ability to think and are ready to resist obscurantism.