An intellectual stage reading of one of Agatha Christie's most mysterious novels will transform into a musical-dramatic journey. Daniil Spivakovsky as the narrator and the Antonia Orchestra ensemble will gift the audience vivid emotions, tension, atmosphere, and intrigue of the era. The musical-literary project featuring Daniil Spivakovsky offers a new perspective on Agatha Christie's iconic novel "Murder on the Orient Express." This is not just a stage reading, but an exciting performative presentation where artistic word merges with live music. The artist's partner on stage will be the Antonia Orchestra soloists ensemble led by Anton Paisov. In the performance, the classic plot takes on a new form. The charismatic Poirot once again takes on the unraveling of a crime committed in a closed space. Each passenger has something to hide - and each has their own motive. The audience will experience anew the tense atmosphere where every word, pause, and musical accent becomes part of a carefully constructed intrigue. Spivakovsky's performance is infused with psychology and precision. With experience as both a theater and film actor and a professional psychologist, he knows how to give depth and nuances to the monologue, making each scene believable. The musical accompaniment not only embellishes the production but creates an atmosphere of true suspense, visualizing emotions through sound. Where to go in Moscow today will be told by our website.