One man, one woman 16+ Automatic translate

Beginning at 19 o’clock.

Performance based on the plays by Tatyana Moskvina "Pas de deux" and "One woman".

Three small plays for a good-natured theater - this is how the author Tatyana Moskvina designated the genre of her work. Dance of two - this is how the ballet term "pas de deux" can be translated into Russian. These are sad and funny love stories. Three short stories, each of which is a man and a woman and the eternal dispute between them.

1. "Divorce in St. Petersburg"

The battered hero-lover after the next - the seventh - divorce comes to cry in the vest of his old combat friend, who has a daughter on her neck, a loafer husband, a mother out of her mind, a Firefly culture house and no personal life for nine years…

2. "List of Shilkin"

A certain "new Russian" is making a guest list for his anniversary and swearing with a beautiful young wife of Polish origin.

3. "Don’t make biscuits in a bad mood."

A cheerful pastry chef from the city of Slavsk is trying to console the mediocre poetess with the pretentious name Regina Morskaya, disillusioned with life, with biscuits.

All these, at first glance, having nothing in common, are in fact about the same thing. That the main talent was youth, that life had deceived and turned out to be completely different from what it seemed in youthful dreams, when everyone was full of strength and hope, they loved and sang. The songs of the playwright’s father, the famous St. Petersburg bard Vladimir Moskvin, serve as a connecting thread in the play: they sound in every episode and make us assume that all the characters in the play: successful careerists, dreamy losers, and drunken artistic people were once one friendly company…

The premiere of the performance took place in April 2008.

The play goes with one intermission
Honored Artist of Russia Tatyana Kuznetsova
Vasily Soloviev-Sedoy (junior)
director - Roman Smirnov
artist - Vadim Mayorov

Duration - 2 hours.