The action of the play, staged for the 70th anniversary of Victory, takes place in two dimensions: during the Siege of Leningrad and in our days. For the anniversary of Victory, the Young Spectators' Theatre staged a play written specifically for this date by playwright Alexander Arkhipov. The director is Semyon Serzin: a young but already well-known director in theatrical circles, nominee for the "Golden Mask" and "Breakthrough" awards, and the chief director of the St. Petersburg "Etude Theatre". At the center of the plot is the love of a young couple who overcome everything: war, the terrible days of the blockade, and even time. Despite the trials they face, they have not lost the ability to love, enjoy life, and believe in the future. By the way, the theme of the future is also raised in the play: the action takes place in two temporal layers, and the characters are transported from wartime to our days. The main roles in the play are played by the actress of the Young Spectators' Theatre Anna Slynko and the actor from the "Workshop" Theatre Mikhail Kasapov. For more plays in St. Petersburg, check out our website in the theater section.