Petersburg comedy directed by Yuri Butusov. Gogol's "Marriage" is one of the most sought-after comedies on the Russian stage for almost 200 years. Perhaps only one other Gogol play - "The Inspector General" - can compare to it. Directors continually find new colors in these brilliant works, actors enjoy performing in them, and audiences never tire of watching. The play was staged by the Alexandrinsky Theatre in the year of its publication (1842), and since then it has remained in the repertoire of both the same [Alexandrinka](//kudago.com/spb/event/spektakl-zhenitba/) and other leading theaters in the country. This time, Gogol is interpreted by Yuri Butusov - the artistic director of the theater, a director with a European name, and the holder of all prestigious theatrical awards in Russia. Together with the leading actors of the theater - Anna Kovalchuk, Oleg Fyodorov, Sergey Peregudov, Sergey Migitsko, and others - he creates a poignant Petersburg tale about loneliness, the search for personal happiness, and unfulfilled dreams. And the city of Petersburg itself - a city of mystique, secrets, and cold winds - plays one of the main roles in the performance. For more performances in St. Petersburg, check out our website in the theater section.