The play "Once Upon a Time. There Was. A House." at the Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre

The Moscow Art Theatre named after A.P. Chekhov invites viewers to the play "Once Upon a Time. There Was a House," which has already won public recognition for its profound content and original production. This play, created under the direction of director Konstantin Khabensky, is a collection of eleven stories united by a common ending. Each of these stories touches on the eternal themes of love, friendship and fate, understandable to everyone.

The events unfold on stage in one house, where 24 characters live: 18 people and several animals - rats, parrots, a cat and a dog. All of them become participants in a fascinating plot that makes you think about important life choices.

Konstantin Khabensky notes: "Our goal is to tell a story that will be close and understandable to all viewers, regardless of their social status. We want everyone to find a reflection of their joys and sorrows in it." The play is made in the genre of "folk tale for adults" and resembles the famous "Teremok", but with the addition of human characters.

Alexander Tsypkin adds: "Konstantin Yuryevich's idea is so dramatically verified and exciting that I just had to not spoil it with my plots."

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