A monodrama by Nikolai Marton based on the musical novellas of Alexander Vertinsky. The performance, taking place in the Royal Foyer of the Alexandrinsky, came to life thanks to Marton's previous solo work "Faces and Roles," originally titled "Monologues." In Nikolai Marton's performance, songs and poems of the "Russian Pierrot" will be heard. The production brings the audience closer to the mystery of this amazing artist, a fantastic phenomenon of the art of his era. It is an attempt to understand how Vertinsky's works resonate in the heart of the modern viewer, as well as a reflection on the fate of the legendary artist and the tragedy of the 20th century, which is reflected in his ironic and sad creativity. For more performances in St. Petersburg, check our website in the theater section.