The play "Expiration Date" is an ironic drama about publicity, emigration, and the price of human approval. A former TV host opens up about his life, sharing stories about his childhood, first lies, television, and fears. He tries to keep the audience engaged by testing his trust rating.
**Project Lifeline - Israel: Anton Privolnov in the Play "Shelf Life"**
Original Idea by: Roman Feodori
Director: Roman Feodori
Set and Costume Design by: Sofya Matveeva
Lighting Designer: Mikhail Chernyavsky
Technical Director: Stas Shamsheev
Once, he taught millions how to distinguish quality products from counterfeits. Now, he is the one being examined. In this new show, the audience decides if it's worth investing in a person who has always worn a television mask. Each story raises the trust rating. Any falseness could leave the protagonist with nothing. In an attempt to hold the audience, the former TV host uncovers his own life – his childhood, his first lie, television, emigration, and the fear of one day becoming unnecessary. But the more honest the evening becomes, the more dangerous the main question arises: Is it even possible to tell the truth when an entire show is built on your sincerity? "Shelf Life" is an ironic drama about publicity, emigration, and the cost of human approval.
Project Lifeline — Israel
Art Director: Polina Adamov
PR: BIcommunication
FB: Natali Moritz
Project Producer: Faina Novokhodskaya