

Language: Georgian
Duration: 75 minutes
Author: Anat Gov
Director: Dimitri Khvtisiashvili
Choreographer: Gia Margania
Set Designer: Lomgul Murusidze
Artist: Zurab Gagloshvili
Assistant Director: Khatuna Sadaglischvili
Starring: Tamar Chanukvadze, Nikoloz Faikridzе
The play by Israeli playwright Anat Gov (1953–2012) touches upon such relevant topics as religion and faith, feminism, the human soul, and the place of the individual in modern society, among many others.
This is a strange yet touching story, filled with humor and melancholy, about an atheist female psychologist who is suddenly visited by God Himself—though in a rather unusual form, that of her new patient. A tired and disillusioned God, disappointed with humanity, decides to visit the psychologist in hopes of getting rid of His obsessive thought about the Second Coming.
The production is a joint project of the Nodar Dumbadze Youth Theatre and the Aleksandre Tsutsunava Drama Theatre of Ozurgeti.
The premiere performances will take place both in Ozurgeti and in Tbilisi.
The play is dedicated to the bright memory of actor Zura Berikashvili, who performed his final role in this play at the Marjanishvili Theatre.
Recommended age: 15+