Eugène Ionesco's play was directed by Ekaterina Polovtseva. The absurd on stage reflects the absurd in life, providing an opportunity to acknowledge the terrible and laugh in its face. The couples live together and sleep under one blanket, but do not recognize each other. They only remember their daughter, who has multicolored eyes, so she cannot be confused with other children. Another family lives in a large country house with three children, but the husband and wife have nothing to talk about, and they don’t even remember why they got married. Absurd? Of course! But doesn’t life happen that way? The creators of the play aimed to move away from the clichés often used in absurdist drama. There are no deep philosophical subtexts here, but there are recognizable everyday situations. Meaningless phrases at first glance weave into a meaningful pattern, and the main focus of the play becomes the game - a game that helps to survive. You can find even more plays in Moscow on our website in the theater section.