| Author | Alexander Ostrovsky |
| Producing Director | Pyotr Fomenko |
| Director | Valius Tertelis |
| Stage Design | Vladimir Maximov |
| Costume Design | Maria Danilova |
| Lighting Design | Vladislav Frolov |
| Musical Direction | Marina Raku |
(12+)
12+
Pyotr Fomenko’s stage production of the well-known play by the great 19th century Russian playwright Alexander Ostrovsky does away with all the rules of its usual comprehension. The colours are subdued, and the stage sets are minimalistic. There are no melodramatics here, no boisterous merchants, and no languid songs. Still, there are songs, but they are bitter, terrifying, desperate. And the Gypsies, as written by Ostrovsky, remind one of the flock of Macbethian witches.