In this unusual genre production "concert-not-concert", music is a full-fledged character. It contradicts the main character and seems uncontrollable... The music here is the tinkling of a tiny star, the creaking of ungreased hinges, a mad flailing from a peasant dance to the experimental composer Tom Waits. The music performed by the fantastic group "Demons" drowns out the confessional monologue of the hero - a kind of "funny man". And he himself seems to have stepped out of a Bruegel painting - an unseemly jester from a carnival, suddenly elevated to a mystery. The play tells of the fall and healing of the soul. The absurd hero, who intends to end his life, sees a dream that sounds like an inflamed song. On stage is the "empty space" of Peter Brook, created with musical instruments, a barely noticeable ladder, and a glowing ring (either the Moon or the huge barrel of a gun). This space is the cosmos, or Nowhere. Around the hero is the darkness of closed eyelids, his own emptiness. But he is to awaken, and it is unknown what will happen then... See more performances on our website in the theater section.