Nina and Kostya, who have spent twenty years together, find themselves on the brink of change. Renovating their apartment becomes an opportunity to revisit youth, old grievances, and forgotten dreams. Their story is an honest conversation about love, time, and memory, in which every audience member recognizes their own feelings and family stories. The performance is both touching and humorous, but behind the laughter, serious questions about closeness, attachment, and family happiness are explored.

Viktoria Tolstoganova, an actress with incredible psychological depth and laureate of prestigious awards, brings extraordinary honesty and fragility to her character. Maxim Vitorgan, an actor with extensive stage experience, finds in Kostya a wit and depth that everyone can relate to. Their pairing transforms everyday scenes into a lively, moving confession about how to preserve closeness and tenderness through the years.

"Gromkie" is a contemplative play where everyone will find their own answers to questions about happiness, love, and family relationships. Happiness loves silence, and this reflective performance invites viewers to an honest and touching conversation about what it means to be together.