A production based on the play by contemporary British author Martin Crimp "Reduction of Emergency Situations." The action of the play takes place in enclosed spaces, where the director confronts the actors and their characters face to face with the audience. Part of the play even takes place in darkness. In his plays, Martin Crimp combines sharp, painful situations with pure English composure. In this case, it is about violence. The heroes of these stories seek to explore innate human cruelty and attempts to control it. Keeping a cool head, they want to understand why catastrophes occur in prosperous conditions and happy families. Educational building of BDT (rooms 401 - 403), embankment of the Fontanka River, 65. For more plays in St. Petersburg, check our website in the theater section.