The cult novel by Viktor Pelevin in the interpretation of avant-garde director Maxim Didenko. "Chapaev and Emptiness" is one of the most famous novels by Viktor Pelevin, a Russian writer who gained cult status during his lifetime. The author calls the work the first text in world literature where "the action takes place in absolute emptiness." The production of "Chapaev and Emptiness" on the stage of Moscow's "Praktika" is an event worthy of attention. In addition, the adaptation will be carried out by Maxim Didenko, co-founder of the Engineering Theater AHA, one of the most well-known Russian theatrical avant-gardists. Didenko's play is a story on the border of everyday life and existence, reality and illusion, politics and existence, past and present, Europe and Asia. It is a carnival act where the heroes are thrown into a metaphysical space that can only be grasped by realizing oneself. See more performances on our website in the theater section.