There are works that, due to some specific "features", become immortal. Some of them acquire immortality by "ascending" to the theatrical stage. With "The Wedding of Krechinsky", which came from the pen of Sukhovo-Kobylin, it happened, perhaps, exactly. It is difficult to name a theater that would bypass this work by staging, it is even more difficult to list all the interpretations that have been created since the theater world discovered this play.

And the more interesting it is to study a new look at this "immortal" work, which we are offered at the Buff Theater.

The main theme of the play can be called the theme of the game. That secret mysterious passion, which, in the literal sense of the word, the sick nobleman Krechinsky. He squandered into the holes in his pockets, but how could this stop the glow of passion? Oh no, on the contrary, this passion, this risk attracts him forward, forcing him to come up with a cunning scam.

And Krechinsky himself appears to us not accustomed to an imposing and self-satisfied man, but a nervous, almost crazy "obsession." He is ready for anything - to marry, fall in love, break a girl's heart - absolutely everything, just to get the desired capital, so you can again sit at a table with green cloth.

But whether he will come out of such a venture, or will the passion for the game destroy him completely?