A play for adult audiences about the importance of staying true to oneself and continuing to soar, no matter what. At the center of Boris Konstantinov's tragic farce is an older man who finds himself in the "Distant Cliffs" clinic. Like the hero of Richard Bach's story "Jonathan Livingston Seagull", he has devoted his entire conscious life to studying the art of flight and striving to convince others that flight is not only possible but necessary for everyone. But a failure has occurred, meaning he has made a mistake somewhere. Boris Konstantinov reflects on how to rehabilitate the soul and body, where to find the strength to fly, why one should strive for the unattainable, and how important it is not to hinder a person from being who they are. See more plays in Moscow on our website in the theater section.