In the play by Evgeny Kozlov, opera, dance, physical theater, and texts from the works of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky are combined. The directors explore the questions raised in the novels "The Gambler" and "Crime and Punishment," striving to resonate with the author on his frequency. On stage, a game unfolds with Dostoevsky, according to his rules and with the passion to which he was inclined. The stakes in this game are high: honor, dignity, fame, and its goal is to strengthen one's beliefs. The play was directed by St. Petersburg director Evgeny Kozlov, founder of the "Do-Theater," and a winner of awards at the Edinburgh Festival of Arts. For more plays in St. Petersburg, visit our website in the theater section.