We often speak of war in numbers: so many perished, so many endured. But a play brings the heart's memory to life. It makes us feel the pain, the hunger, the unbending will of people who worked until their hands were raw – all for one word: "Victory."

This is the story of people who forged Victory in the rear. A factory where endless shifts at the machines replaced sleep. Hunger, cold, but no complaints – only gritted teeth and the belief: "Everything for the front!"

And also – love. The kind that is born in defiance of war. The kind that gives strength to live when it seems there is no strength left.

The actors' performance, the director's work – these are a separate topic. It is important that the audience believed every word, every gesture. The emotions experienced in the finale and the sincere tears united both the audience and the actors through a shared memory and feelings, where the joy of Victory is mixed with the bitterness of loss, and love bestows faith...