Always relevant life questions and unfathomable depth of feelings - Anton Chekhov's play will be embodied in the production by Vladislav Nastavchev. "The Seagull" is a classic of Russian literature. In it, Chekhov addressed themes and experiences that still resonate with readers and audiences around the world even a century later. The characters of the play are residents and guests of a secluded estate, entangled in a complicated web of relationships. Their views on art, actions, and love differ, but they are united by one thing: the awareness of the disarray of their own lives. But why is understanding the problem necessary if it does not lead to its solution? The director of the play intentionally transfers the action to a conditional space, giving the characters a new reason for reflection: are they living people with their own dramas or merely characters from Chekhov's text, who do not actually exist? Vladislav Nastavchev, director: "Chekhov wrote about himself, about what he thinks and feels about life, about man, about art. 'The Seagull' is not only declared a comedy, but it is one. Despite the seriousness and depth of the themes and problems raised in the play, it is made very humorously, with a unique subtle Chekhovian sense of humor." Details can be found on the official website.