Futuristic fantasies on the theme of searching for the ideal partner - an ironic play by Maria Zelinskaya directed by Yuri Kravets. "Mechanics of Love" is one of the season's premieres at the A.P. Chekhov Moscow Art Theater, presented by director Yuri Kravets. This play is based on the play "Humanitas Engineering," in which playwright and screenwriter Maria Zelinskaya uniquely interprets the age-old problem of finding the ideal partner. "Humanitas Engineering" is a futuristic story that tells of a world where women no longer wait for the proverbial prince on a white horse. Instead, they try to construct their ideal man using the achievements of bioengineering. However, the desired "product" turns out to be far from the most suitable life partner. Zelinskaya's futuristic fantasies ultimately boil down to one simple idea: often, the image of the ideal partner lodged in one's mind prevents people from being truly happy. And perhaps, to find "your person," one needs to look for someone who is fundamentally different from the hero of midnight dreams. See even more performances on our website in the theater section.