Alla Sigalova's play based on Tolstoy's novel is a deep exploration of the relationships and worldviews of three of its characters. The director's subject of study is a complex love story, into which a mundane phenomenon, such as a divorce process, intervenes. At one point, the fates and worldviews of three people intersect: Anna, Vronsky, and Karenin. The result of this collision was suicide. Each of the characters in the novel and the play has their own understanding of love and duty. Is it possible in principle to achieve ideal relationships in a family, truth, and complete understanding? Tolstoy's novel is so multifaceted that it can inspire and be studied endlessly. According to Alla Sigalova, at different periods of her life, she both adored Anna and condemned her. This makes diving into her theatrical exploration even more interesting. You can find more plays on our website in the theater section.