A lyrical and poignant drama about the fates of young people in the mid-20th century depicts the environment that shatters human lives during that time. At the "Shelter of the Comedian," the play is performed by young actors - Ekaterina Zorina, Pavel Goncharov, Anton Kharunzhiy, and Anastasia Shalygina. The play, currently being staged in several theaters in St. Petersburg, is becoming increasingly popular over time, resonating more with modern audiences. He is a former soldier who is now studying at university and learning about winemaking. She is a conservatory student, a Polish singer, and a future celebrity. After meeting post-war, the young people fall in love with each other as beautifully as possible. And they could be happy, but in the USSR, there is a law prohibiting marriages with foreigners... Here is the brilliant dramaturgy of Leonid Zorin, the magnificent performance of young artists, students and graduates of SPbGATI, and the fascinating solution of the stage space that immerses the audience in a world of convention while focusing their attention on the most important aspect - the emotional component. On one hand, the play tells about the sadness and tragic paradoxes of our past, but it is also a captivating story of bright and beautiful love. Directed by Vitaly Lyubsky, with artistic design and costumes by Yulia Astashkina and Maria Goroshko. For more plays in St. Petersburg, check out our website in the theater section.