“ Liked very much! It's really Bradbury. I recommend

“ Recently, I was not very lucky with attending theatrical performances. Like you read reviews, you think: here, it is necessary to descend necessarily, should like. And after the performance - another disappointment ... Therefore, the Theater on Vernadsky was wary. Not a famous theater, not famous actors, a big enough work, how will all this be embodied on the stage? And it was - wonderful. Three hours - not noticeable, in one breath. The action on the stage prompts to thought (a rarity at the present time in the theatrical world) about how we live and what our values ​​are. The performance is dynamic, effective not only by the fact that live fire is used, but also by the way actors move in these scenery. One feels the stunt training of Viktor Kuzin (Monteg). Music, video sequences, poems that sound in the play are all very harmonious. I really liked the game of Victor Kuzin and Alexander Yushin (Beatty). I will definitely go to this theater for other performances.

“ The work is serious, the play-action - at first glance the combination of the incompatible. But this is only at first glance. A long monologue, during which there is a grave silence in the hall, because you do not want to miss a single word, suddenly suddenly gives way to active action, madness, loud music. Everyone shakes off the stupor and does not understand that this is real. Brandy master Beatty in Alexander Yushin's performance is superbly disgusting, a man betrayed, as written in the program. Montague, a man walking, performed by Viktor Kuzin, probably the way I imagined him, reading a novel. Behind the mask of cruelty is a romantic, honest, confused, searching sense, rebellious. People who understand, are afraid. People who do not understand, and such a majority, just cause pity. Is it possible to fix everything? Books, priceless treasures, for which they are not afraid to die - they are also actors in this play. Utopia? No, dystopia, today's reality. And it becomes frightening. Are there many of us, rioters, and will we have enough strength not to turn into a controlled dull herd? Look, think ...