Two fairy tales about friendship, courage, and the ability to stand up for oneself. The performance is structured as a game, in which the audience actively participates. The gosling Dorofey is excessively curious. The Fox learns about this weakness of his. She cleverly stages a performance and lures the trusting bird into a trap. Grabbing the gosling by his long beak, the Fox takes him home to fatten him up and prepare a festive dinner. Upon discovering Dorofey's disappearance, a girl named Alyonka sets off to search for him in the forest. There she meets a Hedgehog, who is hiding under a holey fly agaric. The new acquaintance tells the girl how the Fox unexpectedly showed up at his home and kicked him out. The fairy tale characters intend to outsmart the Fox, rescue Dorofey from trouble, and return the Hedgehog to his home. The audience will help them with this. In the second story, we will talk about a Hare who every time he meets the Hedgehog in the forest mocks his short legs. The joker calls himself the fastest runner in the world. The Hedgehog wants to teach the long-eared upstart a lesson and asks the children to help him with this. The performance is recommended for viewers aged 3 and older.