Young viewers are in for an exciting tale about what light is. This play is a biography of light from the "Big Bang" to the present day. Light has speed, strength, warmth, properties of dispersion and refraction. The creators of the play are also interested in everything that shines: headlights, garlands, lighthouses, phosphorus. And also eclipses and the light of distant, long-extinguished stars. Who and what can be a source of light, and what about humans? Why do we say that a person has ignited with some idea, or, on the contrary, their gaze has dimmed? Audiences are invited to visit Einstein, where they can enjoy coffee from his favorite blue cup and discuss the mysteries of the universe. For more plays in St. Petersburg, check out our website in the theater section.