Young artists, students of Semyon Spivak, perform a play based on the play by Alexander Vampilov. The Youth Theater loves and knows how to perform Soviet classics. The heroes of this play by Vampilov are young people, which means they will be understandable to both novice actors and the audience. After all, throughout all times, young people are united by love, a desire for justice, a tendency to hotly conflict and just as hotly reconcile. All of this is present in Vampilov's characters, which means they will definitely resonate in the hearts of the audience. "Farewell in June" is laughter and philosophical reflections, crazy dances and beautiful static scenes. These contrasts are one of the distinctive features of the production. The play is dedicated to two anniversaries: the 30th anniversary of Semyon Spivak's workshop at RGISI and the 60th anniversary of the play "Farewell in June." Yana Ivanova, editor of KudaGo: "The play captivates with the energy of young actors, unrestrained dances, vintage outfits, familiar Soviet music, and sparkling humor. And behind all this lightness and colorfulness are powerful timeless ideas. It’s also great that all the characters have well-developed stories and personalities. There are no main or secondary characters, in principle. Because of this, the story turned out to be very substantial." You can find even more performances in St. Petersburg on our website in the theater section.