It features a unique blend of characters, including the titular Leprechaun, a jolly and philosophical prince, his bumbling uncle Claudius, a vengeful ghost, and other bizarre individuals. The play unfolds in two acts and is filled with absurd and whimsical situations, such as Leprechauns bear piano play. Sigmund Freud also makes an appearance, injecting Leprechaun and taking him to a madhouse. The play is marked by its quirky characters, strange dialogues, and humorous interactions, leaving the audience in a state of surreal amusement.
This play is a whimsical and absurd exploration of lifes complexities and irrationalities.
As play is in Russian so it can be used in language learning or by native speakers.