A musical fairy tale based on Lewis Carroll comes to life through the performance of the orchestra "Guslary of Russia", actors, and a sand animation artist. The transformations of the father into fairy tale characters, tricks and illusions, lines by Vladimir Vysotsky, and live gusli will make the familiar story even more interesting. The tale of a girl who follows her curiosity and suddenly finds herself on the other side of familiar logic sounds here like a modern family story. On stage, the world of classics meets the world of children's play: the orchestra "Guslary of Russia" brings the ancient instrument to the center of action, while the actors and the sand animation artist add their own chapter to Lewis Carroll's story. The music, voice, and drawing on the light table constantly change, as if someone is flipping through an invisible book at an accelerated pace. At the center of the event is Alice and her father, who easily transforms into the quirky Dodo or the smiling cat. These transformations happen before the audience's eyes and emphasize how a child's imagination can bring any character to life, as long as one plays along with the fantasy. The performance is structured like a quest: each episode brings a new encounter, riddle, trick, or circus act, while musical themes and poems serve as clues in this journey. A special dimension is added to the performance by the lines of Vladimir Vysotsky, written for the audio performance back in the seventies. They sound fresh and relevant because they speak of friendship, courage, self-belief, and the ability to laugh at the absurdity of the adult world. The orchestra "Guslary of Russia" creates new colors for them, reminding that the folk instrument can engage in dialogue with modern culture on equal terms. For young listeners, this is an introduction to vibrant poetry and the unusual sound of gusli, and for adults - a reason to recall their own childhood discoveries. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.