The Transformers show "Cybertron" turns the New Year story into a live comic: inventor Mr. Fog intercepts a message from Megatron and calls for help from Optimus Prime and Bumblebee. The program includes stunts, scientific experiments, a robot battle, a robo-disco, and a memorable gift for every viewer. The audience also gets involved in the action. When it seems that the New Year is already in the bag, Megatron comes on the line and promises to cancel the holiday along with Santa Claus. Inventor Mr. Fog catches his message and realizes: he can't do it alone. He calls on those who can protect people - Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, and launches a story where good responds with speed, strength, and humor. On stage, the "Cybertron" team operates: the Transformers appear in full height, move, stage spectacular duels, and perform stunts that make you want to applaud even before the finale. The plot unfolds quickly, so the children don't get tired, and the adults easily follow the line of heroes and villains. Each block has its own climax: sometimes a robot battle, sometimes an unexpected twist from Mr. Fog, and sometimes a collective dance number. A separate layer of the program is scientific experiments. They look like tricks from a lab but are explained in simple terms. Kids see how "miracles" are built from science and start asking questions on the way home. This format is well-suited for those who love when a holiday has both action and meaning. The show is designed for family outings and groups of friends. The child sees their favorite characters and feels part of the team, as the audience participates in the action and responds to the characters. There are moments when you need to suggest, support, choose a side, or help solve a problem. It's convenient for parents: the pauses don't drag on, the pace remains steady, and the humor stays kind. The organizers recommend ages 5 and up, and this seems accurate: a child will find it easier to grasp the plot and the rules of the game. A ticket is required for every viewer aged 3 and older, and for toddlers under three, admission is free if a separate seat is not needed. Age verification is required.