The full version of the musical based on the story of Pippi combines the songs of Vladimir Dashkevich, the poems of Yuli Kim, and live children's play, where freedom, mischief, and sincerity are especially important. The story of Pippi Longstocking has long become a symbol of childhood freedom, courage, and the ability to look at the world without regard for boring rules. In a theatrical format, it works especially brightly because it contains everything that captures the attention of both children and adults: humor, music, the mischievous character of the main heroine, and that rare perspective on childhood where imagination proves stronger than any conventions. This production is also valuable because it is based on the full version of the musical by Vladimir Dashkevich and Yuli Kim - the very one that many know and love from its screen adaptation. The uniqueness of the performance lies in the fact that the main roles are played by children. This gives the story a naturalness that is hard to achieve with adult acting. On stage appears the heroine with red braids, freckles, laughing eyes, and a truly stubborn character - a girl who can tell a lie, create a mess, eat an extra sweet, but remains surprisingly lively, kind, and fair. It is this Pippi that makes the plot relatable: she is not perfect, but that is where her charm lies. Where to go in Moscow, knows KudaGo.