The Invisible Saxophone

One-woman show performed by a man.

Deadpan on the outside. Eastern Europe on the inside. Some people call it clowning. We hope it's a compliment.

One hour. Long silences. Absurd logic followed all the way to the end.

"It's burning my eyes but I can't stop watching" — the best description we have.

There is no set. There is no lighting design. There are no props. And there is no saxophone. Sorry for a spoiler. We believe you don't need an instrument to play it.

It's a comedy. Or so it seems. About losing your voice and finding it — which turns out to be the only thing you can lean on.

Written and directed by Dasha Besedina. Performed by Kolya Mulakov.