A play based on the play by Yaroslav Pulinovich about three generations of women in one family. The playwright, followed by director Galina Zaltsman, seeks to hear the frequencies that are usually drowned out by information noise - the frequencies on which ordinary people live. The heroines of this play are three women, separated by years and worldviews, who cannot find a common language. Alevtina Pavlovna is a young woman devoted to the academic world, who considers her only friend to be a mutt named Fyodor Mikhailovich. Her daughter Masha is trying to break through in inhospitable Moscow and find her place in life. Her granddaughter Dasha is a teenager full of contradictions, who needs to understand her significance in the world, and suddenly her first love crashes down on her. Each of the heroines tries to find a way out of the situation alone, to achieve happiness and unconditional love. Meanwhile, they cannot understand that their fate is shared, just as the pain each of them perceives as unique is shared. See more plays on our website in the theater section.