Alexey Frandetti directed the detective musical "a cappella" based on the work of Alexander Ostrovsky. The quiet life of a small island, where eternal winter reigns, is disrupted by a loud incident. A stranger, Eva, who arrived in the town and disturbed the peaceful life of its inhabitants, dies under mysterious circumstances. Her death is investigated by a detective from the mainland, and the audience will hold their breath as they follow the unfolding events. From the original, playwright Konstantin Rubinsky preserved the events, actions of the characters, and their fateful consequences. At the center of the story, filled with black humor, is a disastrous love triangle. The audience is immersed in the chilling atmosphere of eternal winter, where only voices are alive. These are the voices of the stars of Russian musicals, singing "a cappella" - without accompaniment. The score of the musical was written by one of the leading masters of the genre, Evgeny Zagot. For more performances in St. Petersburg, visit our website in the theater section.