This is a wonderfully true story about people in difficult family and love relationships. In one of the remarks, Srbljanovich writes: “All the characters are constantly eating,” so the restaurant hall with live jazz music by the famous Evgeniy Borets trio is the best place for the action. However, the characters, as befits locusts, happily eat each other, so it’s interesting to watch them. Moreover, the ending of this story, with a slight mystical flavor, is quite unusual and even mysterious. “I often hear about “new drama,” and so, in my opinion, the play “Locust” is a wonderful, living example of this very “new drama.” “, only appearing not in the form of an emasculated dark fantasy, but as a very vital and artistically accurate cast from everyday life. It is no coincidence that “The Locust” is the most popular play by the famous Serbian playwright Biljana Srbljanovic, who has been awarded numerous European theater awards.”—The director of the play is Roman Kozak