Someone will ask, they say, why do we need another arrangement of Greek myths and legends? Firstly, old stories live in retellings, that is, they do not stone and do not turn into dogma. Secondly, Greek mythology is rich in material that, until the second half of the twentieth century, even among chanters of antiquity - artists, sculptors, poets - sometimes caused girlish bashfulness. Now the time has finally come for an adult, with interest and health? to perceive the myths of the ancient Greeks - without cuts and eyes set aside. And who, if not Stephen Fry, should do it?