Arina Shelobanova

A sensational theatrical event has been taking place in Moscow and St. Petersburg for the past year. Despite the multimillion-dollar ticket price and only one seat in the hall, there is no shortage of people who want to. Of course, because the unique format blurs the boundary between fiction and reality. You can be here, not appear. Here you can safely expose the problems of society and be inside society. Each performance is a piece―by-piece work created for a specific audience and thought out to the smallest detail by a whole team of screenwriters, psychologists and actors under the guidance of a talented director who has already staged 11 successful performances in a row.

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This time, Baba Yaga isn’t setting out to save the world; she’s simply heading off for a vacation in the countryside to visit her granddaughter, Marusya. At the ancestral home of Marya the Artful, the family is preparing to celebrate the girl’s eighth birthday—a milestone that, by tradition, marks the awakening of magical powers within their lineage. But even on holiday, Yaga finds no respite from the forces of evil. While the adults bicker with a goat, a fence, and some robotic vacuum cleaners, and the children compete in a contest of good deeds—all amidst a village-wide celebration filled with songs and festivities—the villains are busy laying a new trap for Yaga.

A sensational theatrical event has been taking place in Moscow and St. Petersburg for the past year. Despite the multimillion-dollar ticket price and only one seat in the hall, there is no shortage of people who want to. Of course, because the unique format blurs the boundary between fiction and reality. You can be here, not appear. Here you can safely expose the problems of society and be inside society. Each performance is a piece―by-piece work created for a specific audience and thought out to the smallest detail by a whole team of screenwriters, psychologists and actors under the guidance of a talented director who has already staged 11 successful performances in a row.