An ironic play by Woody Allen interpreted by Konstantin Bogomolov, one of the most discussed Russian directors. "350 Central Park West, New York, NY 10025" is one of the most anticipated premieres of the season at the Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre. The production, announced in the repertoire of the Small Stage, is being worked on by the notorious Konstantin Bogomolov - a director whose performances become a kind of test for the audience's perception flexibility. This time, the basis for Bogomolov's experiments is Woody Allen's play - an iconic figure in modern culture, a classic of ironic comedy. "350 Central Park West, New York, NY 10025" is a story about how a successful lawyer leaves his psychoanalyst wife for her friend. The setting, quite predictably, is New York - a city whose image in the public consciousness has been shaped in part by the films of the cult director. The ending of this ordinary story about love-family-infidelity, which, traditionally for Allen, turns into a paradoxical comedy, is impossible to predict. Just as it is impossible to foresee what the "great and terrible" Bogomolov will make of the ironic play. For more performances, check our website in the theater section.