Young director Arseniy Bekhterev staged the play by Frederick Sonntag - the first Russian performance of this work. The characters of the play are in one room, but these people are very different. And the differences between them are greater than the similarities. The heroes have no names; instead, they are represented by letters of the Latin alphabet. The only thing that unites the characters is the fundamental significance that the mysterious George Kaplan has for each of them. Who is he, and why does his influence extend not only to the characters but to all other people as well? The director invites us to reflect on information warfare, a personality of global scale, and global manipulations. For more performances in Saint Petersburg, visit our website in the theater section.