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I visited the Musical Theater (I hadn't even heard of it before) and saw the revue "Life is Beautiful."
The show was hosted by Mikhail Shvydkoy, the former Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation.
The performers worked honestly and skillfully.
However, several ten-minute monologues by the host made me remember that not everything we sincerely consider interesting actually is. And, unfortunately, not everything improves with age...
When I approached the theater, something immediately felt off. When I entered, the bells were already ringing. When I climbed the stairs, I realized I was right.
Yes, I found myself in Gorbushka, that very Gorbushka where, a quarter of a century ago, the person who became Qwerty used to sneak in to attend concerts.