On stage will appear a willful princess, a witch, maids of honor, and a possible prince, while the audience will follow a story where humor coexists with moral and kindness. Fairy tales work especially well when they contain mystery, controversial actions, and characters that evoke both sympathy and indignation. Here, everything begins with the disappearance of a capricious princess, accustomed to commanding, demanding, and testing the patience of those around her. Suddenly, the familiar court order collapses: the heroine finds herself with the witch, and the other characters must figure out who is to blame and how to restore everything to its rightful place. The production is structured like a cheerful almost detective story. Children will find it interesting to follow the plot, guess the motives of the characters, and wait for the appearance of a real prince, while adults easily read familiar everyday questions in this story. Can you trust everyone who speaks sweetly? What happens when resentment, greed, and malice become a habit? Why does fighting without reason not solve the problem, but only complicate it further?