RaskolnikOFF in Karagandy

A classic production with modern elements, understandable to audiences of all ages, where reflections on faith and morality are intertwined with a dizzying detective plot, and from philosophy to murder, from Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov's room to the house of the old protsentritsa is only 730 steps.

A penniless and morbidly proud student, Raskolnikov decides to test whether he is capable of an act that elevates him above ‘ordinary’ people. To do so, he murders the loan shark - and then her sister, who happened to be at the scene of the crime. The name of the murderer and the elements of the crime are known from the very beginning, and the inevitable approach of the punishment is the intrigue.

The thrill of the play is combined with existentialist philosophical questions about individual freedom. What price will Raskolnikov have to pay for every step he takes: towards himself or away from himself, towards God or faithlessness, towards love or hate?...? «...This is a fantastic, gloomy case, a modern case, a case of our time, when the human heart has become clouded...»