A classic story about believing in miracles gets a new stage incarnation at the "Baltic House" theater. The main characters will play musical instruments, the king will perform magic tricks, and the stepmother with her daughters will head to the ball... on a giant scooter! The fairy tale by Charles Perrault, written several centuries ago, still resonates with audiences. The story of Cinderella-a girl whose kindness and hard work go unnoticed in the house of a strict stepmother and her daughters-unfolds as a journey from the mundane to the dream. On the day of the ball, the heroine is left alone while her relatives go to the palace. The unexpected appearance of the fairy changes everything: modest clothing gives way to a festive dress, and coarse shoes to elegant slippers. However, this miracle comes with a condition-time is limited, and it will be followed by a return to the previous life. The plot, reinterpreted by playwright Yevgeny Schwartz in 1945, serves as the basis for the musical production directed by Alexandra Mamkaeva. On stage-expressive costumes in the medieval aesthetic, detailed decorations, and several surprises-such as the appearance of the Cat in Boots. For more performances in St. Petersburg, check out KUDAGO.