The play based on two plays by Dmitry Danilov combines theater and installation, taking place on two stages of "Praktika". The roles are performed by actors from Dmitry Brusnikin's Workshop. Even before entering the hall, the viewer finds themselves inside the installation, becoming both an observer and the observed. Dmitry Danilov's plays "The Man from Podolsk" and "Sergey is Very Stupid" are performed on different stages. The audience chooses where to go first. The order of viewing the plays affects their perception. According to director Marina Brusnikina, these are upside-down plays. The author places his hero, a modern person, in an unexpected, even absurd situation. It results in a kind of restructuring of the person. In "Praktika," this restructuring also concerns the viewer, who becomes a full participant in what is happening. On one hand, it is a challenge - because changing a person is very difficult, but on the other hand, these texts are very funny, and the characters are recognizable, so everyone will definitely see themselves or their acquaintances in them. The play runs with an intermission, but it does not stop during the intermission! For more plays, visit our website in the theater section.