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A contemporary multimedia musical based on poems by Vera Polozkova and inspired by George Orwell’s dystopian novel. The famous story of love and freedom is transposed to the present day: into a world of talk shows, screens, and total digital surveillance. Here, Big Brother no longer watches through the eyes of cameras. He goes on live TV, speaks to millions of viewers, and subtly reshapes reality.
At the heart of the play is the story of two people trying to preserve their love in a world where feelings become a crime, words lose their meaning, and the truth is rewritten every day.
Music becomes part of the drama: it begins where words fail. All the compositions were created specifically for the production; the music was written by Alexander Krasovitsky, leader of the bands Animal ДжаZ and Zero People. This is not an adaptation of a classic novel, but a contemporary musical about fear, freedom, memory, and love—about what remains within a person even when the system tries to rewrite everything from scratch.