One of the most eerie, funny, and mysterious plays of the 20th century is directed by Roman Muromtsev. In 1990, the play by the OBERIU member Alexander Vvedensky "Yolka at Ivanovs" was staged at the "Shelter of the Comedian" by its founder Yuri Tomoshevsky. Now, a young director Roman Muromtsev, already noted in the long list of the "Golden Mask" and awarded the "Golden Sofit", presents his take on this complex and still enigmatic play. The director promises that it will be funny, scary, and surprising. Roman Muromtsev defines the genre of his production as "hysterical tragicomedy" and notes that the text of the play does not sound like it was written almost 90 years ago. It could have been created in 2007 or 2027, although for this play, the concept of relevance does not exist at all. See more performances in Saint Petersburg on our website in the theater section.