Original song, folklore, and literature intertwine in the vibrant fabric of an unusual one-man show by Grigory Dansky. In the role of the storyteller with a guitar, he brings to life the world of Leskov and Zamyatin - with lyricism, irony, and precise notes of time. What happens when you combine original song, a deep literary foundation, and live performance mastery? You get the one-man show "The Tale of Levsha" - a unique stage form where word, music, and folklore intertwine in an emotional and multi-layered narrative. Grigory Dansky, known as the "new classic of the genre," takes the stage as the storyteller - a man with a guitar. His instrument is not only his voice and strings but also a poignant text that combines lyricism, satire, elements of fantasy, and social prose. The performance is based on the motifs of Leskov's "Levsha" and Zamyatin's "The Flea." It results in a concert performance where each song is narrated from the perspective of a character - whether it be Levsha himself, the flea, or the emperor. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are gathered on our website.