Hecate lost Cerberus in Moscow's 850th Anniversary Park. Ariadne's thread turned into a hose for watering lawns. Nymphs forgot about Aphrodite. Styx narrowed to a tributary of the Moscow River. Moiraes gossip during a picnic. Minotaur is kissing with his beloved, forgetting about the labyrinth. As if from Olympus, we are watching the heroes of ancient Greek myths in a Moscow park.

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Moscow-based director Zhenia Kanzankina says: Gods and Heroes are no longer at the center of the Universe — they are only part of a common plan, a body among other bodies. Their "heroism" has disappeared, now they are just passers-by, behind whom we stopped to watch. I am interested in “converting” a classic narrative, looking at myth not through the eyes of a hero, but from somewhere “from outside”.