Kids will meet a lion cub raised by sheep and try their hand at acting by performing a story inspired by Gustav Meyrink's book. An interactive session will take place in the children's room, where kids will be introduced to Gustav Meyrink's satirical fairy tale retold by A. Livshitz, "I'm a Sheep, Sir! The Story of Lion Alois." This unusual story about a lion cub raised by sheep poses important questions for children about nature, choice, and their own path. The plot touches on themes of growing up, inner conflict, and the search for identity. After the reading, the children will discuss the story with the host, Svetlana Kazakova, and act out scenes inspired by the fairy tale using theatrical improvisation techniques. This approach not only makes the session lively and engaging but also helps develop confidence, control over voice, body, and emotions. Every child will have the opportunity to express themselves, even if it is their first time participating in such a format. Additionally, the kids will be able to look at colorful albums about wild animals of Africa and solve riddles prepared by the host. Participants are recommended to wear comfortable clothing and bring a change of shoes to move freely during the improvisations. The program is designed for children aged 6-8. Registration is required.