Konstantin Bogomolov mocks the passions and vices of today’s elite, relying on Alexander Ostrovsky's play "For Every Wise Man, There is Enough Simplicity." According to Bogomolov, Ostrovsky wrote about contemporary issues, which is why he did not strive to leave the work unchanged. By adding fragments from other texts, including those he composed himself and authors very distant from Ostrovsky, Bogomolov immerses himself in the world of modern "rulers of life." The characters of the play are representatives of pop culture, oligarchs, and high-ranking officials. The audience enters their world and realizes how ridiculous and absurd their discussions about the eternal, about man, about art are. They also clearly see that in their glossy world there is no love, but there is a huge desire to jump from the mud to nobility. You can find more plays on our website in the theater section.