Edgar Zakaryan's play featuring Roza Khairullina and BDT artists is a story about family, willpower, and a great human soul. The director has uniquely interpreted Narine Abgaryan's story "Zulali." The elderly Mamida lives with her family in a village lost in the mountains of Armenia. Mamida's main desire is to protect her dearest people from the misfortunes and troubles she sees in the shaky values of today and the need not to fall behind in the frantic race of time. But that's not all. Mamida's talents are inexhaustible; everyone would want such a grandmother. To protect her "fortress," she skillfully integrated not-so-obvious but undoubtedly effective rules of the game Dota 2 into her children's upbringing. "Think through the strategy, develop tactics, always be ready to defend" - this is how these rules sound. It would also be good to be able to adapt quickly to circumstances and mix everything - like the dough for the buns that Mamida bakes for sale. However, the world created by Mamida remains permeable to troubles and misfortunes. The audience of the play will be transported to the amazing world of the heroes, soaked in the traditions and culture of Armenia, as well as a secret known only to Mamida and the fog drifting among the mountains. On July 14, the play will take place at the Theater on Vasilievsky (Medium Avenue V.O., house 48). Photo provided by the organizer.