Quote:The play “The Ideal Husband” was staged by director Konstantin Bogomolov based on the works of Oscar Wilde. Bogomolov is known for his radical and provocative performances containing elements of satire on reality.

In this presentation there is homosexual propaganda, pedophilia, debauchery, drug addiction, and also frank blasphemy. For example, one of the main characters is the "Orthodox" priest Father Artemy, who participates in homosexual acts, sells children, blasphemes Holy Communion, and is engaged in cannibalism.

Quote:I consider all this to be direct, blatant blasphemy. I think that this is a direct violation of the law on the protection of religious feelings of believers. Therefore, from my point of view, such performances should be prohibited.

I support the courageous act of the Orthodox activists, who denounced these blasphemies. I consider it confessional.

It is a pity that many Orthodox Christians respond with indifference to the abuse of their faith. Such lukewarmness, in my opinion, will only contribute to an increase in the number of blasphemies.

I was particularly upset by the publication on the website “Orthodoxy and Peace” of the article by Valeriy Troshin, in which, as far as I know, the events that took place in the theater were distorted. Some people are slandering those who boldly directed accusations to the blasphemers — I am convinced that these slanderers are unworthy to be called Orthodox Christians.