The poem by Dante Alighieri, which can only be described as great or titanic, is performed in an intimate space among the audience. The play, part of the "Trials and Errors" project, brings together artists and spectators in an elongated space reminiscent of a Gothic cathedral. There is no division between the stage and the hall, and the audience is essentially at the center of the action. This format allows everyone present to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of a medieval mystery, where biblical events seem to occur in reality, experienced here and now. In the role of Dante is the director of the play, Yuri Titov. Actors and spectators together reflect on good and evil, sin and repentance. Together they seek answers to questions relevant in any era. For more plays in Moscow, check out our website in the theater section.