The performance by the St. Petersburg puppet theater "Kub", winner of the "Golden Mask-2009" for the work of the director and artist, has received new life on the stage of the Obraztsov Theater. The production is dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Great Victory. The performance for adults is dedicated to besieged Leningrad. The production combines puppet theater, actor performances, animation, feature film, and documentary footage. The main character is a girl named Valya, who is left alone in a bombed house. Whether in a dream or in reality, the keeper of the hearth - the domovoi - comes to her rescue from certain death and then goes to the front to search for Valya's father. The creators of the performance, young St. Petersburg directors, paid great attention to details. Streets from documentary footage become the scenery for the puppet tram, and an aerial bomb is disappointed that it did not reach its target and got stuck in the sand. The plot line of the performance naturally transitions to our days, and at the end, a song about peace by the band "Splin" is played. The main idea of the directors is life in a world without war, a happy childhood, a home, and a family that every person born on earth deserves. The directors and authors of the idea are Denis Shadrin, Alexey Shishov, Boris Konstantinov (the puppet theater "Kub" under the direction of Salam Kubailat). The set designer and puppet creator is Viktor Antonov. The performance lasts 1 hour and 25 minutes. For more performances, visit our website in the theater section.