Sometimes it seems to us that if there is a "stamp" before the writer's name - a classic, then the creative career of the elected author is over. Well, that is, he writes something extremely philosophical, boring and .... maybe even boring.

But is that so? Here, take the same Chekhov! How many magnificent, full of refined irony and humor stories he created? And according to his works about family life and collisions, which sometimes lead to the conclusion of "marriage" - you can write a whole manual on how to live if you suddenly decide to get married.

Do not believe me? But in vain! Here, look - two vaudeville "Proposal" and "Bear". Oh, what a heat of passion, what intrigues! And all for what? Do you think the promissory notes in the bill or in who knows how to keep the pistol correctly? No and no again! You see immediately! Missed the main characters spark! I slipped and that's it.

However, when the action subsides for a few moments, interrupting the intermission, you will be able to hear an equally wonderful lecture "On the Harm of Tobacco". Are they surprised? Why should I be surprised? After all, Chekhov!

Well, for now, arrange yourself comfortably in armchairs, get notebooks and pens, soon it will be time to outline the excellent advice from the classic as ever as ever and reflect along with the heroes - to marry or not to marry.