The production based on Samuel Beckett's play explores the state of a person caught between memory and the present. Through the heroine's monologue, the theme of loneliness and the search for support in a vanishing world is revealed. The foundation of the director Vladimir Kustov's play is a work by Samuel Beckett, which lacks explanations and direct answers. Before the audience is a woman trying to talk to her husband with whom she has lived a long life. The heroine, Elena Komissarenko, is stuck in a strange state: she is half-buried in the ground but continues her internal monologue. It intertwines memories, everyday details, reflections on age and the surrounding world. The speech flows into a stream where tenderness and despair, fatigue and the desire to hold onto the past coexist. The story unfolds outside the usual coordinates of time and space, turning into an observation of the disintegration of personality and an attempt to preserve meaning. The only way to overcome loneliness remains the voice that maintains a connection to reality. Find other performances in St. Petersburg on KUDAGO.