Undoubtedly, the play has its romantic audacity, but also something else. It provides answers to many questions of the day, helps understand many processes currently underway in society and in people. Nowadays one can hear it particularly often. We use it when we want to describe the rich and mighty who continue to live in clover even during the crisis the country is swept with. But it was not only the topicality that inspired Nikolai Konovalenko to stage the play.
Eurhythmic art operates with special forms of expression, special rhythms.
Pushkin's works are born from rhythm. At first the students took the novel as something dead. Then, in my opinion, a real interest in Pushkin was awakened. Pushkin is a whole universe, an endless world. Finally the students realized that one could enjoy reading and listening to Pushkin in any epoch, that he is always wonderful.