A vaudeville, a one-act comedy, "Autumn Boredom" by Nikolai Alekseevich Nekrasov.
The performance was recorded in 1953.

An ordinary autumn evening. The landowner Lasukov is desperately bored and tries to entertain himself by giving his numerous servants ever more meaningless tasks and scolding them for their mistakes.

Director (radio) — Aleksey Gribov.
Characters and performers:
Author's note — Vladimir Muravyov;
Lasukov — Aleksey Gribov;
Boy — Anna Komolova;
Anisya — Anastasia Georgievskaya;
Dmitry, tailor — Anatoly Shishkov;
Maxim, cook — Vladimir Popov;
Tatyana, cowherd — Valeria Dementyeva;
Egor, butler — Pyotr Kiryutkin;
Antip, the coachman — A. Ivashyov-Solovyov.

Nekrasov, Nikolai Alekseevich (1821–1877) — a prominent Russian poet.
Nekrasov began his career as a theater critic and playwright. While his poetry is well known today, his dramatic work is much less well-known. During his lifetime, the author himself did not include his plays in collected editions, although most of them enjoyed considerable success in their day.

The one-act comedy "Autumn Boredom" is a groundbreaking work for its time, the mid-1840s. Nekrasov's creative method, which depicted the everyday flow of life in his play, was further developed in Chekhov's dramaturgy half a century later.