"New forms are needed! New forms are needed! And if you don't have them, you don't need anything else" - Treplev.
The play "The Seagull", based on Chekhov's play of the same name, is based on the principles of film editing and consists of four acts, combined into one. The play begins with a tragic moment, with the very last scene, when Treplev is shot. Here, fairy tale mingles with tragedy, forcing the audience to be continually amazed by the seagull and the tree coming to life. This is a fairy tale in which the characters are colourful and unexpected, and the atmosphere and the painting immerse you in another dimension.

The second version of the play was staged at the RAMS theatre.
The play took part in the Melikhovskaya Vesna international theatre festival.
We performed the play in the house of A.P. Chekhov himself, and the audience sat in the garden.

The first version of my performance.
The play THE SEAGULL is a three-time winner of the 33rd International Festival of VGIK:

- Diploma to director Greta Susceviciute from the Guild of Russian Cinema Actors for creating and performing roles in the play "The Seagull".
- Special Jury Prize to the play "The Seagull" "For creative courage and courageous independence in the artistic search".
- Prize to director Greta Susceviciute "Creative Perspective" of the S.A. Gerasimov and T.F. Makarova Foundation for the stage composition based on A.P. Chekhov's play "The Seagull".