A theatrical performance in which 700 guests traveled from a state of confinement to one of creative flight, staged on the 7,000-square-meter Main Stage. For three hours, the audience became part of the action: pushing past limits, engaging with the space, with the masters, and with one another, gradually unlocking their own creative potential.
In the first act, guests were met by masked figures and a space of prohibitions: an obstacle course, limits on movement, voice, and self-expression. Then came "Liberation" — a massive light installation that turned the 7,000-square-meter venue into one all-encompassing art object, while five masters of their crafts became guides into a new experience: singer Shura Kuznetsova explored the freedom of the voice, choreographer Banzay the freedom of movement, actor Nikita Kukushkin the freedom of self-expression, poet Vera Polozkova the freedom of imagination, and director Yuri Kvyatkovsky the freedom of improvisation.