Mozart's opera in the interpretation of Teodor Currentzis and Peter Sellars transforms into a story about power, guilt, and responsibility towards the planet. In the legend of the Cretan ruler faced with a choice between personal feeling and the demands of the gods, one can easily recognize the modern world, where power and responsibility for the fates of others often diverge. In Peter Sellars' production, the sea deity resembles not an abstract mythological hero, but a force of nature that patiently bears the consequences of human greed. Neptune's anger arises from polluted waters, sunken plastic, and destroyed ecosystems, while the storm becomes a metaphor for the climate crisis. Where to go with children in Yekaterinburg can be found on KudaGo.