"Birds" Anuya - an acutely satirical comedy, marked by author's sarcasm. The writer uses an old farce tradition to create a generalized grotesque with deliberately emphasized negative qualities of the characters. The image of Archibald, a Goshist writer, the former ruler of the Youth Duma, is a clot of all vices. He is a coward, a poser, a glutton, an anklet, a hypocrite, a lustful and vile debaucher, working for the "sexual revolution" . And his relatives [D.T.]. The author placed the entire company in an extreme situation when their lives were threatened, which allowed him to expose the unsightly inside of each of the characters. The ending is very far from prosperous: teenage girls, Archibald’s daughters, playing, blow up the house and all the actors with them.