An experimental play on the edge of absurdity, loneliness, and rock-n-roll. Here, Tsoi sounds not from speakers, but from the hero's soul, stuck between the couch and a dream. The plot unfolds within four walls, where pies, batteries, and songs become a theater of feelings. What to do if your whole world is an apartment where the TV has become a portal to a dream, and the only conversation partner is a neighbor with pies and strange questions? The hero of the play, Nikolai, is not a fighter, not a genius, not an idol. He simply lives in the shadow of Tsoi, recreating scenes from "The Needle" and dreaming of becoming a hero. It is this groundedness that turns his story into a living drama. The play "Tsoi is Alive. And I Am Not" is a postmodernist experiment in the spirit of Mamunov and the 90s, where everyday life and rock merge into a special theatrical form. The dialogues between Nikolai and Semyon are a duet of loneliness, where there is no winner, but there is pain, humor, and much that is recognizable. The audience does not just observe; they become the third participant - a witness to the internal struggle and search for meaning.