Actor Avangard Leontiev and young artists from the Brusnikin Workshop rediscover Alexander Solzhenitsyn for the audience - a Russian prose writer and an amazing person who learned to live by the proverb "do not trust happiness, do not fear troubles." The directors studied the archive of Alexander Solzhenitsyn and decided to base the play on the path the writer took from the publication of the story "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" to receiving the Nobel Prize. Personal correspondence of Alexander Isaevich, excerpts from his works, and his speech at the Nobel Prize ceremony will be heard from the stage. Avangard Leontiev is an artist who can bring artistic words to life in such a way that they become tangible and make one forget everything happening outside the hall. On the well-known pages of the classics, he finds new meanings, and he also appears as a sensitive interlocutor and guide into the world of Russian literature. You can find even more plays on our website in the theater section.