A play based on the work of young author Tonia Yablochkina about freedom and unfreedom, love and unlove. Forty-year-old Nadia is released from a women's prison and returns home, where her son and husband are waiting for her. Rather, she thinks they are waiting, but she has been replaced by another, more beautiful and younger woman, and they no longer want to see her. Thus, having come out of one prison, Nadia finds herself in another, from which she does not want to leave, although she could. But Nadia has her own habits, to which she is faithful, and her brutality remains unchanged. The situation between loved ones heats up, the desire to destroy each other grows, and there seems to be no limit to it. Who is the tyrant and who is the oppressed? Why can we sometimes not understand where there is love and where there is not, and why do we cling to what has long collapsed? See more plays on our website in the theater section.