An ironic dramedy about the meeting of two lost people in a psychotherapist's office - an honest conversation about divorce, panic attacks, impostor syndrome, and the cult of success. Thirteen sessions, a minimalist transformer office, indie sound, and video projections create an accurate portrait of loneliness, where it is easy to recognize oneself. At the center of this production are two inhabitants of a big city, brought together not by chance, but by the need to survive in their own reality. He comes after a divorce and a panic attack, when the familiar picture of life collapses and leaves many questions. She opens her practice despite the impostor syndrome and constant pressure from the cult of success. They find themselves face to face without social roles - a man and a woman, vulnerable and honest. The story unfolds as a series of thirteen sessions, where the conversation gradually becomes more candid. The transformer office changes along with the characters, and the scenography works almost cinematically - handmade and AI video projections gently integrate into the action, highlighting the characters' states. Indie sound, which combines electronic sound and acoustics, adds the nerve of the urban rhythm. The basis was the play by Alexey Makeychik "Confusion," which was shortlisted at the "Lyubimovka" festival. The production by Andrey Kuzichev gave rise to the emergence of an independent project. On stage are Denis Kotov and Masha Lustina, and all attention is focused on their interaction, intonations, and pauses. Where to go in Moscow on weekends, our website will suggest.