In the Open Living Room, a theatrical mystery will come to life - the staging of "Kings of the Air and Lady from the Box" by Meyerhold will serve as a starting point for a conversation about grotesque, biomechanics, and St. Petersburg of the Silver Age. The meeting of the "Dusty Drama" cycle transports participants to the theatrical St. Petersburg of the early 20th century. This time, the topic of discussion will be a rare staging of "Kings of the Air and Lady from the Box," written by Meyerhold for the private troupe Grand Guignol. This text, which combined clowning and grotesque, was created for the Theater on Liteiny and remained in the shadows for many years - now it becomes an occasion for a lively and vivid conversation about theater, experimentation, and the courage of thought. At the meeting, the discussion will not only cover the work itself but also the context of its creation. Participants will discuss Meyerhold's life in St. Petersburg, his creative path, the influence of symbolism ideas, and the role of biomechanics in his theatrical language. The influence of Alexander Blok's "Balaganchik," whose aesthetics resonated in the works of Meyerhold and many other directors of the era, will also be touched upon. We will tell you how to organize leisure in St. Petersburg.