“Martin McDonagh is truly one of the great playwrights of our time. The deepest, most difficult playwright No simpler than Ostrovrsky, Chekhov, Albee, Beckett. His "Pillowman" goes deeper than any political allusion. There is a masterfully twisted intrigue and a detective line - so the audience is simply watching the mystery become clear. But there is also intense work of thought. The play is about responsibility for words, about the fact that a fictional world can be stronger than reality. About the fact that in the most terrible world, where everything should end in the worst way, there is still a miracle - and it conquers disbelief in miracles.” Kirill Serebrennikov