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Director: Semyon Spivak.
Casting: Andrey Sokolov, Irina Alferova, Ekaterina Zorina, Irina Polyanskaya, Kirill Ulyanov.
The play "Pajamas for Six" at the Lensovet Palace of Culture invites viewers to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of sparkling French humor. This classic sitcom, filled with witty dialogues and unexpected plot twists, promises to be an unforgettable event for all fans of the genre.
The stage of the Lensovet Palace of Culture, one of the most iconic cultural centers of St. Petersburg, will unfold the story of the main character (National Academy of Russia Andrey Sokolov), who, trying to organize a romantic date with his mistress, finds himself in the epicenter of a crowded party. Unpredictable situations and comical misunderstandings that the characters get into will make the audience laugh until they cry. The presence of People's Artist of Russia Irina Alferova on stage adds special charm and depth to the performance.
Each character, be it a wife, a lover or a random guest, strives to find a way out of the current situation, which leads to even more confusing and funny events. This work is a vivid example of how the author brings the idea of reversals and substitutions to the point of absurdity, creating an atmosphere of lightness and fun.
Don't miss the opportunity to become part of this theatrical holiday and spend two hours in the company of stars of the St. Petersburg and Moscow stage. Buy tickets on our website - this is your chance to enjoy the magnificent acting and get a good mood. Hurry to buy tickets on our website and give yourself and your loved ones an evening filled with laughter and joy.
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