A play for two actors. Alexei Guskov and Gennady Khazanov engage in a brilliant acting duel, playing the roles of criminal and prosecutor, executioner and victim, constantly switching places as the plot unfolds.
The world‑famous conductor Miller has just finished his concert at the Geneva Philharmonic. He is dissatisfied with his orchestra and extremely irritated. In his dressing room, a timid and fussy spectator suddenly appears — he has come all the way from Belgium to attend this concert. A long‑time admirer of Miller’s work, he is eager to get an autograph and a photo of the maestro as a keepsake. The meeting of these two people will change the life of each of them.
What can the desire for revenge do to a person if their entire life is subordinated to this single passion? Can a carefully and coldly prepared revenge be just?
This is a detective plot, which is typical of modern Western plays, but it also contains profound meanings. We sought to reveal the story of the lives of human souls. There are two characters in the play. One of them is a famous European conductor, a favorite of fate. The other is a failed musician: his father taught him to play the violin, but life had other plans, and he did not become an outstanding violinist.
