Director Alessio Nardin dives into William Shakespeare's play and explores the significance of dreams in our lives. By examining the relationships between dreams and reality through the use of mask theater, Alessio Nardin explores four worlds presented in William Shakespeare's play. The first is the world of the Polis, where law reigns, and where Theseus, Hippolyta, and Aegeus exist. The second is the forest, where the magic of nature manifests itself in uncontrollable passion. The third world is the theater, where actors attempt to get closer to the gods and create a new form of art. The fourth dimension is the world of lovers, filled with beauty, sacrifice, deception, and hope. All four realities intertwine, revealing the richness of the play and perhaps of life itself. The theater poster of Moscow is presented on KUDAGO.