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"Sunny Line" is a play by Ivan Vyrypaev, in which the spouses' dialogues are lined up like stretched strings. The author puts two heroes Barbara and Werner in a situation of categorical misunderstanding and absolute deafness. After seven years of marriage, from ten in the evening until the morning, they conduct an endless dialogue about the truth of intimacy and the inability to maintain contact with each other.

The play raises such philosophical questions:
How to find in another person himself, and not his projections?
How to love your partner and not your love for him?

The author himself calls this "scene from married life", brought to the point of complete absurdity, therapeutic and recommends watching to everyone who seeks to achieve harmony in a relationship.

Author: Ivan Vyrypaev
Director: Vladimir Morozov
Scenography: Pavel Nikitin
Actors: Ksenia Chekina, Vladimir Morozov

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