The evening of May 17, 2026, was marked by a major event in the capital’s theatrical life: Olga Buzova’s long-awaited debut took place on the stage of Nadezhda Babkina’s theater. The popular artist took on the image of Lyudochka in the new production of “Pokrovskie Vorota” (The Gates of Pokrov), but the public’s attention was drawn not only to her acting skills but also to the radical changes in her appearance. To match the aesthetics of the Soviet era, Buzova had to make serious professional sacrifices, including completely masking her famous tattoos and emergency body correction.