A poetic production about Sergei Yesenin combines poetry, music, and stage action into a personal conversation about the life, struggles, and hopes of the poet. Here, the biographical facts themselves are not what matters, but the living intonation with which familiar lines sound, and that rare feeling of closeness when classics cease to be museum-like. This production addresses the figure of Sergei Yesenin not as a monument from the school curriculum, but as a living person with his inner struggles, hopes, vulnerabilities, and a special view of the world. The performance is structured so that the audience perceives the poet not through a set of dates and well-known clichés, but through poetry, music, and stage presence. That is why the story works not as a biographical retelling, but as an emotional approach to a person whose intonation still sounds sharp and modern today. The uniqueness of this production lies in the combination of poetic word, actor's existence, and piano accompaniment. The poems of Sergei Yesenin here become part of a holistic stage expression, where rhythm, pause, mood, and the inner melody of the text are important. The songs and piano help make this conversation more substantial: the audience hears in it both tenderness and confusion, longing, and a bright attachment to that very mysterious Russian soul that the production speaks of. Because of this, the evening can be close even to those who have not reread Yesenin for a long time and have become accustomed to perceiving him only as the author of certain textbook lines. A separate interest is raised by the team of the performance. The director is Sergey Yakovlev - the head of the creative association "Open Territory", an actor of the "Lenkom of Mark Zakharov" theater and the Theater of Nations. The actors of "Lenkom of Mark Zakharov" will take the stage: Dmitry Maltsev as Sergei Yesenin and Oleg Knysh, while the piano part will be performed by Anastasia Obmelyukhina. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KudaGo.