Description
He speaks, alone or with strange companions. He traverses landscapes, memories, visions – and little by little, everything wavers. Between fierce humor and unlikely philosophical digressions, the road takes unexpected detours to Petouchki. Adapted from the legendary *Moscow-Petouchki* by Venedikt Erofeïev, a clandestine novel circulated under the radar in the USSR, this show takes us on a delirious odyssey, between intoxication and lucidity, to decipher the Russia of yesterday and today. Behind the derision, an essential question emerges: what happens to a human being when lies become official truth? Under the guidance of Yan Walther, five performers embody about thirty characters, real or imagined, plunging us into the drunken consciousness of the narrator. A joyful, funny, and desperate satire, where the thirst for freedom fights against imposed silence.
**From 16 years old** **Approximately 105 minutes**
Highlights
- Adapted from the novel *Moscow-Petouchki* by Venedikt Erofeïev
- Five performers for about thirty characters
- A satire on Russia of yesterday and today
General Information
The show 'I Have Never Seen the Kremlin' takes place at the Casino Theatre and offers a railway odyssey through the landscapes and memories of an alcoholic writer. With a duration of about 105 minutes, it explores profound themes through humor and derision, suitable for audiences aged 16 and over.
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November 2026
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