The largest project in the history of MDM Theater - a grand show that combines modernity with the magical world of the ancient East. Audiences can expect an exciting adventure featuring characters from "One Thousand and One Nights," stunning special effects, an exhilarating blend of modern rhythms with Eastern motifs, and even a legendary hit by Tarkan. Imagine: an ordinary evening in a Moscow apartment suddenly turns into a dizzying journey through the world of Eastern fairy tales. The main characters - a modern couple going through tough times in their relationship - suddenly find themselves in the midst of incredible events. Sultan Suleiman chooses a new bride, Scheherazade gives up on her personal life, the cunning vizier Jaffar weaves intrigues, and the all-powerful Genie is not always able to grant wishes. Here, amidst wonders and dangers, the heroes must rediscover each other and understand the true value of their love. "The Last Tale" promises to be a true feast for the eyes. Set designer Maxim Obrezkov has created a truly magical world where a typical Moscow two-room apartment transforms before the audience's eyes into the luxurious halls of an Eastern ruler and the colorful streets of an ancient city. Here, a majestic caravan will pass right through the auditorium, and the climax of the performance will be a real flight of the main characters on a flying carpet. All this has become possible thanks to the use of the most advanced stage technologies that turn every scene of the musical into an unforgettable spectacle. Dmitry Bogachyov, producer and author of the musical idea, head of the "Broadway Moscow" company: "Two years ago, I started working with co-authors on the idea of the new musical 'The Last Tale.' Each of us brought our personal life experience into it, and that’s why it turned out to be truly authentic. Our musical is engaging and witty in content, unusual in form, phenomenally spectacular, and features very beautiful hit musical numbers. I hope that 'The Last Tale' will become our breakthrough to a new level of quality, just as 'The Phantom' did on Broadway."