“ My theatrical December continues at the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater named after Alexander Molochnikov "The Rebel". This rock performance on historical themes. The three stages and the three components of the Russian revolutionary movement are the rockers, the people of the people and the Decembrists. Rock music as the main instrument of rebellion. The spectators are at a loss, they are surprised to see what is happening and try to understand what is happening. The phrase that sounded in one of the scenes seemed to me very accurate to describe my emotions. But it must be added that at the same time you experience a wild delight from everything that happens. You catch yourself on the fact that you are barely sitting in one place, tapping your foot to the music and singing to yourself - Rock and roll is dead✌🤘 , Grigory Siyatvinda, Evgeny Syty, Veronika Timofeeva, Ilya Del, Pavel Vorozhtsov, Denis Burgazliev, Nina Guseva. Thanks to all the actors for a wonderful evening and a great mood 👏👍🌺💐

“ Two hours of the performance flew by like a second. The play, I think, can be briefly defined by one phrase "from the great to the ridiculous" one step. But that is not all! We must look and listen carefully ....

“ "Rioters" - this is a rather specific performance, which, probably, will not be to the liking of all. Conservatives - I do not in any way consider this trait negative - may feel puzzled, and insecure. A large number of actors are actively moving around the site, filled with all kinds of trash and furniture. Among the noisy "mess" that occurs on the stage, several storylines develop, in which historical events are firmly and unusually associated with freedom-loving music. The play is about the revolution, Decembrists, People's Will, politicians, poets, rock music, its formation and other equally interesting things. More colors and meaning will find for you an idea if you are familiar with famous and not so historical figures, the "Musical Ring", the creativity of the "Aquarium" and the activities of the People's Will. The director has an unusual look at some things. Not common, if I may say so. There are a lot of young, confident and very talented actors on the stage. And against the background of bright music, memorable heroes, screams and leather jackets, the revolt looks especially desperate. Of the last strength. All or nothing. Many scenes with an unusual director's decision look really impressive. In my opinion, this is more than worthy performance.