M. Bulgakov "Heart of a Dog"

A performance for true aesthetes of theatrical art and admirers of the work of the genius director Valery Zolotukhin. The action of M. Bulgakov's brilliant phantasmagoria takes place in the 1920s in Soviet Russia, in the midst of the construction of socialism. The famous Moscow professor Philip Philipovich Preobrazhensky decides on an experiment to transplant the seminal glands and pituitary gland of the deceased homeless, drunkard and bully Klim Chugunkin to a cute dog Sharik found on the street. It was made public, but the experiment, unfortunately, failed. Instead of a good dog, an ugly, stupid and aggressive Polygraph Poligrafovich Sharik appears, having inherited only bad features from his "donor". But this did not prevent him from perfectly adapting to socialist reality and even becoming the head of the sub-department for cleansing Moscow from stray animals. Sharikov turns the life of Professor Preobrazhensky and the inhabitants of his apartment into a real hell. Encouraged by the chairman of the house committee, Shvonder, he writes denunciations against his "creator", demands to provide him with living space and even threatens with a revolver. The professor has no choice but to recognize the experiment as unsuccessful and return Sharikov to his original state.