The theater hall transforms into a stage for an open conversation about love, time, and memory: the voices of Alexey Kravchenko, Sergey Chonishvili, and Sergey Shnyryov meet with the live music of Ensemble 4'33". This is an evening of powerful poetry, rock-and-roll energy, and texts that touch very personally and are long remembered. This evening is created as a live dialogue about love and time, where word and music sound equally. On one stage, three strong male voices meet with Ensemble 4'33", making the performance perceived as a complete artistic statement with its own rhythm and intonation. Each artist takes their thread of conversation and leads it in their own way, ultimately giving birth to a story about feelings that do not know age. Sergey Chonishvili reads texts by various authors and his own poems; his hero reflects on himself, on the years lived, on how memory and love change a person. Sergey Shnyryov turns to contemporary poetry, where irony, pain, and recognizable intonations of a big city are heard. His monologues are composed of lines by Boris Ryzhy, Vladimir Gandelman, Gennady Grigoryev, Dmitry Prigov, Evgeny Rein, Joseph Brodsky - names that have long become part of the cultural code. Alexey Kravchenko speaks about the most intimate - the fragile feeling that undergoes trials and still remains the main one. At some point, words give way to music, and this transition to the actor's own songs sounds especially poignant: the rock-and-roll drive emphasizes the hero's vulnerability. The music of Ensemble 4'33" and composer Denis Kalinsky either supports the text with almost weightless strokes or raises the wave of sound to the limit, intensifying each statement. The violin of Anton Yakushev and ensemble fragments come together into a dense sound fabric, where every entry is important. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are gathered on our website.