"Fadeev, Kaldeev and Pepermaldeev once walked in a dense forest. Fadeyev in a cylinder, Caldeev in gloves, and Pepermaldeev with a key on his nose. "

Three different directors will present their understanding of the work of one of the most mysterious Russian writers of the twentieth century, Daniil Kharms.

"The throat raves with a razor," so he wrote about his tragic fate.

His striking stories of falling one by one from the window of old women and anecdotes about Pushkin and Gogol are surprisingly ridiculous.

And the poems of the poet! So easy and fun that they remember the first time.

"Ivan Taporyzhkin went hunting. With him the poodle went, jumping over the fence. Ivan, as a log fell into a swamp, and a poodle in the river drowned like an ax. "

Not everyone knows that Harms wrote also the play "Elizabeth Bam", which was put during his life, a few curious grotesque stories about cases from life.

Parodoxical, brilliantly witty, amazing Harms!

"Where now?" Now here, and now there, and now here, and now here and there. This is something. There to be there. This is something to be there. I. We are. God".