Performances

A winter production based on the fairy tales of Sergey Kozlov, filled with cosiness, warmth and the atmosphere of the childhood parents remember so well — and want to pass on to their own children.

There is a snow-covered forest, wonders, true friendship, Hedgehog's house, tea from the samovar and quiet conversations about what matters most.

It is a story where winter itself turns into a fairy tale, and the images familiar to grown-ups become children's own new memories.

Another meeting with the heroes of Sergey Kozlov's fairy tales — but this time the action moves to a bright, warm, blossoming summer forest.

It's Rabbit's birthday, and the whole forest is trying to decide what unusual gift to prepare for him. In the end, the friends decide to write a real book.

But it can't be created without the audience.

Together with the heroes, children invent stories, characters and unexpected plot twists, travelling to where imagination has no limits — even to the mysterious land of Mili Telemilitariandia.

An interactive summer performance about friendship, imagination and the joy of creating a story all together.

A multimedia production based on the work of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

The story of the Little Prince unfolds not only as a fairy-tale journey between planets, but as a path of growing up. The hero faces loneliness, friendship, love, responsibility and the need to understand himself.

Through the images of the book you can also read Exupéry's own experiences — his thoughts on closeness, loss and human relationships.

Our “Little Prince” is a performance about sincere love, true friendship and the inner growth that sometimes takes a very long road. About the most important thing — which, as we know, cannot be seen with the eyes.

Within this project we collaborate with our partners at Vincent Hall — most showings of “The Little Prince” take place at the Vincent Hall venue.

A performance based on Roald Dahl's book about the brave, resourceful and charming Mr Fox.

Even when the situation seems hopeless and danger threatens his family, he has no intention of giving up. His main tools are imagination, a sense of humour, courage and the ability to find a way out where others have already lost hope.

A lively, joyful story about family, helping one another, inventiveness — and the power to decide for yourself how your story ends.

An interactive literary reading performance based on Artyom Golikov's book “Raccoon Up High”.

Short, funny and fast-moving stories for the very youngest audiences — roughly from 2 to 6–7 years old. The main character is a restless little Raccoon who is always exploring something, getting into unexpected situations and turning the most ordinary events into real adventures.

This is more than an actor's reading. Between the stories, children become participants in the performance: they draw, play, do funny tasks, “twirl spaghetti” onto a fork, knock, whistle, squeal and help bring it all to life.

Performed by Anastasia Pavlina.

A solo performance based on the work of Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt.

Ten-year-old Oscar has twelve days left to live. The Pink Lady suggests he imagine that each of those days is ten years of a human life.

And so, in twelve days, the boy lives an entire lifetime: he grows up, falls in love, asks difficult questions, learns to forgive and to love — and, little by little, stops being afraid.

An intimate, piercing performance about the value of life, faith, love and the ability to live every day truly fully.

Performed by Anastasia Pavlina.

Mikael Tariverdiev's mono-opera on Robert Rozhdestvensky's poem “The Waiting (Monologue of a Woman)”.

The heroine arrives for a date 32 minutes early. On the outside, only half an hour passes — but inside her, a whole emotional story unfolds: confidence gives way to anxiety, tenderness to irritation, hope to despair.

An intimate story about love, vulnerability and the enormous range of feelings that can fit into just a few minutes of waiting.

Performed by Anastasia Pavlina.