Matej Vishnek is a Romanian writer, poet and playwright of world renown, "second Ionesco", according to critics, the author of twenty plays staged in 30 countries of the world. In Russia, his works for the theater have almost no stage history. Director A. Bagman turned to a little-known in Russia collection of one-act plays by Vishnek about life, about the war, about the moral choice of man. The production is based on twelve selected from the collection, scenes for acting improvisation and self-expression. Touching the important questions of being, the play invites the viewer to a dialogue about the place of each person in the world, about freedom, purpose and sense of existence ... What is a person? How much does "another human life" cost? What is God, is there a God within each of us?
Short sketches, in each of which - the history of human loneliness, godlessness; "Long coffee" can hold the hero for a short time before moving to another world, a large tide flips through time, unfolds the channel of life and brings the moment of farewell ...
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Review
You never know what circumstances you will get into and how you will get out of them.
After all, even a faithful guide dog may one day not reach home - what to do in such a situation to a blind person who relied on it?
Or maybe one day it turns out that no one wants to go into a small cafe - what will the waitress do, how not to talk to imaginary visitors?
Is it easy for an assassin to venture a shot at his victim? Will the refugee cross the border, break through the wall of bureaucratic red tape? What did Jesus think about before he died and rose again?
Everyone has their own tasks, and everyone has to comprehend them and fight them independently.
“ I liked it very much, Excellent performance. A wonderful game of actors.