Through the stage language of cabaret, the fate of the director and the time in which he lived is revealed. The production combines real facts and theatrical convention, showcasing the complexity of the era and personality. The director of the performance, Kirill Lukevich, addresses the figure of Vsevolod Meyerhold, intertwining his biography and the myth about him. The foundation consists of documentary materials, memories, and artistic texts. Alongside the director appear his contemporaries: Stanislavsky, Chekhov, Shalyapin, Nemirovich-Danchenko, and others. Through their presence, the path of the stage reformer is revealed-from birth to tragic finale, as well as his searches in theatre. The action unfolds against the backdrop of changing eras-from the Silver Age to revolutionary changes and the formation of new power. The story is presented in the form of cabaret: with masks, puppets, and vibrant numbers, where real events intertwine with convention. This approach allows for a free and expressive discussion of the hero's fate and the time.