Spektakl Narodowego Akademickiego Teatru Dramatycznego im. Iwana Franki. Reżyseria: Iwan Urywskyj. Autor: Albert Camus. Caligula challenges logic, fate, and the gods themselves, seeking to surpass their power with unlimited authority. In a world of absurdity, the line between despotic power and slavish existence blurs. About the production: Caligula, the historical Roman emperor, symbolizes unlimited cruelty, tyranny, and absurdity. Albert Camus portrays him as a lonely egocentric escaping madness after losing his sister, using power to prove his strength but bringing chaos and death. Questions explored: human depravity under fear, true freedom, the cost of power, and tyranny's causes. Albert Camus (1913–1960), French writer and philosopher, Nobel Prize 1957. Worked on 'Caligula' from 1939 to 1958, first staged 1945 in Paris. Cast: Kaligula – Witalij Aschnow / Oleksandr Rudynskyj; Caesonia – Kseniia Bascha / Tetjana Michina; Helicon – Ljudmyla Smorodina / Olena Chochlatkina; Cherea – Roman Jassinowskyj / Renat Sjettarow; Scipio – Akmal Hurjesow / Oleksandr Pecheryzja.