Polina lives on the Black Sea coast with her beloved husband Fedor and her adult son Vyacheslav. Nothing foreshadowed trouble, but his wife soon learns that her former lover, the famous and wealthy artist Dmitry, who is the real father of Fame, is coming to the town. However, the artist quickly reveals all the secrets to him. Meanwhile, two completely different girls arrive at the resort. The self-confident Mila and the modest Lyuba. In search of happiness, they get involved with bad company.

Student friends Mila and Lucy are relaxing on the seashore in the house of a cordial and kind gardener of Glory. Female friendships are put to the test after a chance meeting with a man from Mila’s past. The love quadrilateral threatens to spoil the vacation and the whole life of the heroes.

A casual companion surrounded Anya with such care and love, which she could not even dream of. And all would be well, but in the way of destined to each other Men and Women a lot of obstacles…

Director Yuri Eremin masterfully presents classics in a contemporary way, finding vital connections with the present while avoiding semantic and artistic overstatements. Dostoevsky's translation of the biblical story to Russian soil resonates more poignantly than ever before. The play, with its intense plot development, seamlessly intertwines profound philosophical and moral content with a maelstrom of destructive passions, centered on the protagonist, who unwittingly sparks a love rivalry between two extraordinary women. Staged at the Mossovet Theatre in Moscow.