“SIf the Russian world comes to us, life will lose all meaning. This sentence symbolizes the stubbornness full of hope and anxiety of the Ukrainian playwright Oleg Mihajlov who continued to survive with all his dogs and cats, which, even faster than humans, hardly react anymore to the multiple bombardments of the Russians. “It takes 21 days, recalls Mihajlov, to get used to a new habit. It was then only his eighth day of war and yet he admitted to being accustomed to the alerts, to the comings and goings between the underground shelter and his apartment. A sign that humor is gradually blowing a little survival music into him: like one of his friends, he congratulates himself on finally playing sports, since all the elevators are out of service. Thus the horizon lights up: there will be…