Published on: 2026-10-05
Source: Moscow Government – Правительства Москвы –
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This is a play about hope, mercy, and the invisible connection between people who seemingly have lost everything.
By the walls of the Pokrovsky Monastery in Moscow sits Rona — a prayer woman in dark glasses with a colorful blanket. Those broken by life come to her: Evgeny — successful, but diagnosed with cancer and hating the world; Sofia — pregnant, standing on the threshold of a terrible choice; Slavka — homeless orphanage child; Nadya — a disabled mother dreaming of sending her daughter to school; Igorek — orphan cheated at a construction site; Vera — who lost her son; Vasily — a carpenter in debt; Olga — a former athlete struggling with poverty.
Everyone comes with their own pain. Rona does not preach or teach. She listens, sympathizes, and prays. Whoever sits next to her enters another dimension where time slows down, the light becomes warmer, and despair ceases to be endless.
“The City of Matrona” is not about the past, but about the eternal. It is a performance for those who are ready for a deep conversation about faith, forgiveness, and mercy. For those who are tired of the hustle and want to touch the mystery, hear the silence, and see the invisible.
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