Alexandra Tolstoshova's performance erases clichés to reveal the true story of Mozart and Salieri. Through performance and improvisation, the creators of the production interrupt the two-hundred-year confinement of the two heroes in the limited space and situation created for them by Pushkin. Following the poet's commandments, two actors and a musician set sail on the waves of free art. They improvise, yet time and again recite the original text of the "little tragedy." In these repetitions, the true story of two opposites is born, which in reality cannot exist without each other. The duration of the performance is not fixed. The artists may suddenly interrupt it or play until at least one spectator remains in the hall. Their play can be simple and clear or delve into complicated relationships; they may start with a cabaret and reach high revelations. By the way, spectators are also free to leave or stay until the end, becoming "the beautiful priests of unity." For more performances in St. Petersburg, check out our website in the theater section.