The image displays a large, outdoor billboard advertising a theatrical performance titled "The Pillowman" (Человек-подушка) by Martin McDonagh. The billboard is divided into several sections. The top section features a black and white photograph of two male actors' faces, with one in sharp focus. Text below identifies the play's title in both Russian and English, along with the theater's name, "Театр «У Моста»" (Theater "U Mosta"), which is located in Perm, Russia. Performance dates and times are prominently displayed: "13.10" at "19:00" and "12.10" at "19:00". Further text details the director and other creative team members. The lower portion of the billboard shows a black and white photograph of actors on a stage, depicting a scene from the play. One actor is seated with his legs crossed, and another is standing, holding a skull. The text "Theater der Altstadt (Германия)" is visible, indicating a collaboration or guest performance from a German theater. The billboard is attached to a brick wall and appears to be weathered, with some damage to the material and mounting hardware visible. The lighting suggests an outdoor, daytime setting. in Perm, Russia

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Jun 17, 2026, 7:34 AM

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The image displays a large, outdoor billboard advertising a theatrical performance titled "The Pillowman" (Человек-подушка) by Martin McDonagh. The billboard is divided into several sections. The top section features a black and white photograph of two male actors' faces, with one in sharp focus. Text below identifies the play's title in both Russian and English, along with the theater's name, "Театр «У Моста»" (Theater "U Mosta"), which is located in Perm, Russia. Performance dates and times are prominently displayed: "13.10" at "19:00" and "12.10" at "19:00". Further text details the director and other creative team members. The lower portion of the billboard shows a black and white photograph of actors on a stage, depicting a scene from the play. One actor is seated with his legs crossed, and another is standing, holding a skull. The text "Theater der Altstadt (Германия)" is visible, indicating a collaboration or guest performance from a German theater. The billboard is attached to a brick wall and appears to be weathered, with some damage to the material and mounting hardware visible. The lighting suggests an outdoor, daytime setting.

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