A touching love story set against the backdrop of the northern sea comes to life in the performance by the "Subbota" theater. Strong acting, a subtle dramatic text, and the metaphor of waves - all of this transforms the stage into a space of tenderness and memory, where every word resonates in the heart of the viewer. The Saint Petersburg theater "Subbota" will perform in Yekaterinburg with a touring show of the play "The Sea" by Irina Smagina. On stage, an intimate story unfolds about two lovers who find themselves on the shore of the northern sea. Their dialogue - a polyphony of jabs, memories, laughter, and sadness - becomes a metaphor for an entire life. To the sound of waves and the cries of seagulls, the characters return to their experiences, reliving moments of love, pain, and silence. Irina Smagina's play is a delicate, honest, and touching work about feelings that do not always find the right words. Directed by Mark Bukin, the production reveals the drama without excessive theatricality, allowing the actors to speak with their eyes, silence, and sighs. On stage is a recognized duo: Sofia Andreeva and Vitaly Gudkov. Both artists are nominated for the "Golden Sofit" award in 2025, and Andreeva is a laureate of the "Golden Mask" in 2024. Find other events in Yekaterinburg on KudaGo.