Oblomov (play)

"Oblomov" is a play based on Ivan Goncharov's novel, focusing on the character Ilya Oblomov, a nobleman who struggles with inertia and indecisiveness. Set in 19th-century Russia, the story explores themes of inertia, societal change, and personal identity. Oblomov spends most of his time in bed or daydreaming, avoiding responsibilities and meaningful action. The play examines how his passivity impacts his relationships and future. Through Oblomov's internal conflict, the story reflects broader questions about Russian society’s stagnation and the challenges of change in personal and cultural life.