White Nights

A staged adaptation of the classic novella by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Set beneath the glow of four fleeting summer nights, White Nights tells the story of a lonely dreamer whose chance encounter with a young woman named Anastacia changes his world forever. As the pair share their hopes, fears, and deepest secrets, an unexpected connection begins to blossom. But with Anastacia waiting for the return of the man she loves, the Dreamer must confront the difference between fantasy and reality, and whether a single moment of happiness can last forever.

This intimate staged adaptation reimagines Dostoevsky’s beloved novella for the stage, bringing its timeless themes of love, loneliness, hope, and human connection to life. Through a blend of heartfelt storytelling, emotional connection, and striking performances, White Nights explores what it means to be seen, understood, and changed by another person.

Running approximately 50 minutes, this production offers a fresh and accessible interpretation of one of literature’s most enduring romantic tales.