The book by the famous British psychotherapist Paul Holmes tells about the inner world of a person, about his personal “inner theater”, about the stage and behind-the-scenes life of “heroes”, “villains” and other characters who inhabit this secret world from early childhood. And also about therapeutic theater, about the possibilities of recreating scenes of inner life using psychodrama and an attempt to comprehend them using the psychoanalytic theory of object relations. Psychodrama and psychoanalysis, eternal rivals and antagonists, coexist surprisingly peacefully here under one cover. Doctors, psychologists, psychotherapists will gain invaluable experience and new ideas about the interaction of individual psychology with group unconscious processes, and the non-specialist reader will gain a deeper understanding of himself and those around him.