The play based on six stories by Vasily Shukshin was directed by Mikhail Krylov. Although Shukshin's stories are prose, they are theatrical in essence. They attract various directors, as the selection of stories is vast, and the meanings of these life stories about ordinary people cannot lose their relevance. On the stage of the Gray Hall, actor Mikhail Krylov from the "Peter Fomenko Workshop" presents his view on Shukshin's "freaks." The production is based on six stories: "Sunday Longing," "Cuckoo's Tears," "The Bodiless," "Inner Content," "Version," and "Bright Souls." Mikhail Krylov has been acting in films since 1996, and in 2000 he directed the play "Eugene Onegin. Pushkin," which was revived in 2006 under the title "Onegin@dot.ru." You can find more plays in Moscow on our website in the theater section.