Victor Rozov's drama about honor, dignity, self-sacrifice, altruism, and kindness was directed by the People's Artist of the Russian Federation Semen Spivak and the young director Anton Gritsenko. Tomorrow, Misha and Nyura's wedding will take place. There will be guests, a generous table, and everything necessary for a grand celebration. But the groom does not yet know that he will meet the one he once loved passionately. And it is unknown which love will prove stronger, whom his heart will choose, and what decisions the young people will make in this situation. Victor Rozov wrote the play in 1963. Despite the fact that more than half a century has passed, this love story has not lost its relevance. Time goes on, but the concepts of friendship and betrayal, loyalty and infidelity, honor and dishonor remain paramount for a person of any era. And one day life will pose questions that cannot be divided into "white" and "black." The play by Semen Spivak and SPbGATI (RGISI) graduate Anton Gritsenko is about the "unpopular" concepts in our days, without which a person's maturation is impossible: honor, compassion, nobility, kindness. The artistic design and costumes for the production were created by the young, yet already established artist Alexander Kramtsov. You can find even more performances in St. Petersburg on our website in the theater section.