Little nothings of life

Why is it worth going to the play "Little Things in Life"?

1. See 5 performances in one
2. To love Chekhov again
3. Find answers to important questions

National Academic Theater of Russian Drama. Lesia Ukrainka puts on the play "Little Things in Life". It is based on five early plays by A.P. Chekhov. And this means it will be funny and sad at the same time: this is the power of Chekhov's works.

The tragicomedy "Little Things in Life" is a kaleidoscope of five mini-performances based on the plots of plays from Chekhov's "Colorful Stories": "Albion's Daughter", "Everyman", "Long Tongue", "Comedian", "Wallet". In a short time (each play takes about fifteen minutes), the heroes go through a path full of emotions and events from the funny to the tragic. So, after listening to a funny story about his vacation, in the eyes of his young wife, the hero of "Long Tongue" sees undisguised debauchery. The baseness and rudeness of shameless fishermen in all their "glory" is manifested in the production of "Albion's Daughter". And the story of "Wallet" tells how good friends can instantly become enemies to each other. So is a person really so weak and weak-willed in the face of worldly temptations? Come and try to answer this and many other important questions together with talented theater actors.

The performance lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes, without intermission.

Stage Director - Mikhail Reznikovich.

Cast - Stanislav Moskvin, Mikhail August, Natalia Shevchenko, Victor Aldoshin, Anna Grinchak, Vladimir Rashchuk, Yuri Dyak, Maxim Nikitin, Vitaly Ovcharov, Evgeny Avdeenko, Kirill Nikolaev, Elena Chervonenko, Taisiya Boyko, Alexey Polishchuk, Vadim Askevich.

Age restrictions - 14+

Viewers under the specified age are not allowed to attend events

Entry to the auditorium after the start of the event is prohibited.