This rock performance brings together songs, poetry, and the nerve of live expression related to the name of Vladimir Vysotsky on one stage. Here, rock arrangements, plasticity, dramatic action, and a strong cast come together to create a cohesive theatrical experience where familiar texts sound sharp, powerful, and very modern. At the core of this project is the desire to speak about Vladimir Vysotsky not through museum distance, but through live stage energy. The production combines a rock concert, theatrical action, plasticity, and drama, transforming familiar texts into a tense, emotional statement. It is also important that the performance uses only the words, poems, and songs of Vysotsky-without external inserts or literary comments. As a result, the audience receives not a retelling of a biography or a set of illustrations to well-known works, but a direct contact with the author's voice, which passes through music, movement, and actor's intonation. Form plays a special role here. This is not a traditional concert or an ordinary play, but a hybrid stage genre in which rock arrangements become a way to hear familiar material anew. Songs gain a different dynamics, poems-additional tension, and the plastic solution enhances the internal rhythm of what is happening. For the audience, this means a more voluminous perception: texts work simultaneously as music, as dramatic action, and as an emotional gesture. Therefore, the project was among the best theatrical works of the "Star of the Theater" competition-festival in 2022. The production features a large ensemble of artists and musicians. Among the participants are Dmitry Bozin, Konstantin Skripalev, Sofia Torosyan, Elena Kaiky, Svetlana Babenko, Alexander Babenko, as well as artists from the "Rock Theater" group. This combination of vocals, instrumental sound, dramatic existence, and plasticity makes the stage canvas rich and multi-layered. The director and choreographer is Alexander Babenko, and his approach sets the overall tone of the project-collected, nervous.