Evgeny Marchelli directed a light and easy-going play based on the work of Alexander Shakhovsky, Alexander Griboedov, and Nikolai Khmelnitsky from 1817. The play is suitable for the whole family, as it is a true Russian comedy filled with bright humor and addressing the ever-relevant theme of interpersonal relationships. Scenes from the life of a large noble family resemble a Christmas fairy tale. All the characters initially take the appearance of a new person in their home very seriously, but it turns out that there are no strangers after all. Evgeny Marchelli revealed the psychology of the characters, giving the play a vibrant theatricality and a modern sound. It turned out fresh, engaging, and funny. The theatrical poster of Moscow is presented on KUDAGO.