The play based on the work of contemporary author Dmitry Danilov was directed by the Voronezh director, multiple winner of the "Golden Mask" award, Mikhail Bychkov. The action takes place in a police station. A man in his thirties from the Moscow suburb of Podolsk is detained. The reason for the detention is unclear. The man is sober, his documents are in order, and he has no criminal record. However, an emotional interrogation with threats unfolds, reminiscent of a scene from a series or a summary of criminal news. But it’s not that simple. The questions posed to the detainee do not match the protocol and seem to lack logic. A psychotherapeutic session begins on stage, aimed at making the protagonist look at his meaningless life in a new way. The police officers take on the role of erudites with a grand mission - to convey to an ordinary resident of a sleeping district how beautiful and interesting his world is... The play should be seen by those who are always dissatisfied - with the St. Petersburg weather, boring work, or the indifference of their husband or wife. They might want to visit the station where the man from Podolsk was detained. For more plays in St. Petersburg, check out our website in the theater section.