Herman Hagedorn's "Riders of Madness. A Play in One Act and Three Scenes" is a tangible drama that challenges conventional notions of normality and disorder in society. The author paints a mixed picture of the human mind, where the line between genius and insanity often disappears. Through refined dialogues and vivid images, the production leads the viewer through a kaleidoscope of internal conflicts and psychological overflows of the main characters. "Riders of Madness" is an insanely interesting theatrical journey into the world of amazing human souls, which leaves many questions and ideas for the reader.