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The Invisible Saxophone
A one-woman show performed by a man. Dasha is afraid of the stage. She hires an actor to speak for her. He says "I." He means her. What follows is a letter to Roman Abramovich — it begins with a banknote she asks the front row to smell, and ends with something she hasn't told anyone in seventeen years. A tragicomedy about grief, immigration, and choosing to live when everyone around you chose something else. 60 minutes. Written and directed by Daria Besedina. Performed by Nikolay Mulakov (★★★★ Financial Times, Jermyn Street Theatre). A rehearsed reading at The Cockpit in May 2026 drew 40 people. "It feels like life." "A hug."
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Nikolay Mulakov