05 March - 10 March
In March 2026 Germany will host the long-awaited tour of the play "It's All Her " - a new production that subtly and poignantly suggests that people close to each other may be farther away than they seem, but are always able to find their way back to each other.
The play by playwright Andrei Ivanov directed by director Danil Chashchin is an urgent and touching story where modern realities are closely intertwined with eternal questions: how to regain trust, how to understand your children and how not to lose those you love.
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"THIS IS HER": a poignant drama about love and loneliness with a tour in Germany 2026
In March 2026 Germany will host the long-awaited tour of the play "It's All Her " - a new production that subtly and poignantly suggests that people close to each other may be farther away than they seem, but are always able to find their way back to each other.
The play by playwright Andrei Ivanov directed by director Danil Chashchin is an urgent and touching story where modern realities are closely intertwined with eternal questions: how to regain trust, how to understand your children and how not to lose those you love.
Mother and son live in the same apartment, but are in completely different worlds. Their conversations are rare, and contact is almost lost. Desperate to get closer to her son, the mother decides to take a desperate step: she creates a fake account of a girl in a social network and begins a correspondence.
Virtual communication quickly grows into real intimacy, which is so lacking in real life. He falls in love with the girl from the network, and she is lost between their roles. But the illusion can't last forever....
"It's all her " is a story in which each viewer will recognize something different: the difficulties of growing up, parental mistakes, deep loneliness and desperate attempts to establish a dialog. The play balances between intense drama and subtle irony, between pain and bright hope. It does not give simple answers, but honestly asks the most important questions.
