A philosophical comedy about simple people who feel like part of the infinite cosmos. The new play by the "Brusnikins" is based on a script by Lydia Golovanova, where cosmos, market chatter, and the infinity of the unknowable intertwine. The playwright skillfully works with language, managing to accurately capture the everyday speech that surrounds us daily in various situations, and the nuances of which we sometimes do not even notice. The action of the play begins at a market where two vendors discuss everyday matters. At first, everything seems like just a mundane story, but gradually it grows into something more. By intertwining the categories of the everyday and the cosmic, the author makes the audience ponder: are they still just vendors or something greater? And also to try to answer the question of whether anything personally depends on them in the endless flow of life? At least the freshness of the vegetables on the counter or the ability to maintain warmth in the surrounding icy Universe? See more plays on our website in the theater section.