The stories of Alexander Tsypkin, the author of “Unprincipled Readings” and one of the most popular writers in Russia, are read by the best Russian actors all over the world, and now these stories, as expected, have begun to turn into performances. “Three comrades? What the ballet is silent about" - in the repertoire of the "Comedian's Shelter". “Burnt in the USSR” is played at a low price from the Gogol Center. “Intuition” is being staged at the Shukshin Drama Theater, and now this play is being staged at Moscow’s Sovremennik. “Ideal Che” is being rehearsed at the Ermolova Theater. This collection includes two plays: “Intuition” - monologues of deceased people written together with Konstantin Khabensky, who share their experiences about the mistakes of the last day of earthly life they lived, and “Burnt in the USSR” (Burn in the USSR) is a tragicomic interweaving of the destinies of classmates born in 1970, a generation that grew up under the ruins of the USSR, collected from Tsypkin’s famous stories.