Johann Strauss's operetta is a highlight of any theater's repertoire. Light, cheerful, and a bit crazy, it requires performers to have talent not only in singing but also in acting. The biggest carnival in Vienna is approaching, and high society has high hopes for it. Some dream of shining in front of the cream of society, others want to seduce someone else's wives or husbands, and some, lacking noble titles, want to prove that they are just as good as the titled ladies and gentlemen. The delicate threads of intrigue weave into one fascinating knot, and following its unraveling is a true pleasure. The presence of masks on the faces of the attendees adds sharpness to the events, meaning complete anonymity. Until a certain moment. For more performances in Saint Petersburg, check our website in the theater section.