A play by Leonid Leonov, directed by Yuri Zavadski in the spring of 1943, has returned to the repertoire. Leonov's play was staged by director Yuri Zavadski with the Mossovet troupe in evacuation in Alma-Ata. It was a special production, infused with the sharpness of the events described and the living nerve of human relationships. In honor of the 80th anniversary of Victory, the play was decided to be returned to the repertoire, for which a special directing laboratory was held. As a result, Vladimir Kuznetsov's work was recognized as the best. This is a story about a family, which is the true homeland for everyone. The main character of the play, Fyodor, goes on a journey that brings him back to himself, to morality, and then to family. The reunion with the family is inextricably linked to fulfilling a duty to the Motherland, which becomes a revelation for Fyodor. See even more plays in Moscow on our website in the theater section.