The play (two separate acts united into one view) offers the viewer to plunge into the comprehension of the most important period in the history of literature. The end of the XIX and the beginning of the twentieth century became a new era for Russian poetry. The poetic splash, which marked these decades and gave the world a number of brilliant poetic works, was so bright and noticeable that it was called the Silver Age of Russian literature.

The poetry of this period is light and weightless: it delves into reality with a delicate, refined lace; She appeals to the interior beauty of reality, turning the familiar and ordinary into a fairy tale. Thus, the city of St. Petersburg, infinitely important for many poets, to which the first act is dedicated, changes in verse, becoming a place of struggle of the elements for A.Bely, and Blok's space for snow blizzards.

But not frivolous - multi-faceted and complex poetry of the Silver Age. Not only and not so much the writing of elegant words became the poetry of that time; For the poet, creativity is an instrument of philosophical reflection of oneself, one's place and one's role in life. This is the second act of the play.