Lewis Carroll's fairy tale sounds new - as a one-act musical story with a live orchestra and a storytelling actress. The inverted world, wordplay, and unexpected twists come to life in the score by Georgy Fedorov, and the listeners become participants in the adventures - both children and adults have much to be surprised by. In the family subscriptions of the Capella, there is a special magic: the child listens to the orchestra, while the adult suddenly remembers how pleasant it is to follow the plot with their ears. Here, the continuation of Lewis Carroll's story transforms into a one-act musical fairy tale: the word leads the sound, and the sound responds to the word. The role of the guide is taken by actress Anastasia Lazareva - her intonations help catch the humor, paradoxes, and the "inverted" logic of the fairy-tale world. Nearby, the Orchestra 1703 works: the timbres change, like the pages of a book, and each scene receives its own rhythm and character. Georgy Fedorov's music is written to be understandable for children and interesting for adults - there is dance-like movement, sharp accents, lyrical pauses, and subtle hints at academic genres. Where to go in St. Petersburg today, look for on our website.