The play reveals the behind-the-scenes side of creating the film "Gone with the Wind" and shows how loud successes are born. It is a story about risk, talent, and decisions made under time constraints. The comedy is based on Ron Hutchinson's play "Moonlight and Magnolias." At the center of the plot are the tense days of work on the adaptation of Margaret Mitchell's novel. Producer David O. Selznick halts filming to urgently rewrite the script, bringing in screenwriter Ben Hecht and director Victor Fleming. The team has only a few days to pull together the future hit that will later be talked about all over the world. The audience is exposed to a creative process full of disputes, improvisations, and unexpected decisions. The story of the creation of the iconic film transforms into a dynamic stage action, where the actors embody some of the key figures of the Hollywood industry, and director Dmitry Petruń builds a lively and engaging rhythm of narration. Look for other performances in St. Petersburg on KUDAGO.