This highly controversial and controversial book is an excursion into several themes of Vadim Demchog's individual mythotechnology, a review of his Imaginarium of the Game.

Self-liberating Game is the theory and practice of drama and thinking at the intersection of progressive theatrical experiments of the 20th century and transpersonal psychology, based on the experience and work of the main innovators of the theater from Antonin Artaud to Stanislav Grof. Following J. Huizinga, with his definition of the game principle of culture, V. Demchog also defines the Game as a fundamental concept, which receives an absolutely incredible and deep reading in his theory.

Vadim Demchog is a Russian theater, film and voice acting, best known to the general public through his participation in such projects as The Frankie Shaw, Mr. Freeman and Interns. He is the founder of the School of Play, a unique series of trainings that allow you to experience joy, spontaneity and inspiration in a new way.

The publisher's layout of the book has been preserved in PDF A4 format.