The museum story will come to life at the intersection of theater, music, and memory. The chamber production will combine a piano performance, biographical fragments, and the visual aesthetics of old cinema to showcase the region's past through personal destinies, the sound of the piano, and emotional details that usually remain behind museum showcases. The history of the museum rarely sounds like a dramatic plot, but here archival pages go beyond the showcases. The audience is invited to see how the largest museum institution in the region was born and to feel that behind the dry dates stand people, decisions, doubts, and a careful desire to preserve the memory of their homeland. The production was prepared by the staff of the Sverdlovsk Regional Local History Museum, so the narrative is built from the inside - with attention to detail, professional accuracy, and a lively relationship with the material. At the center of the program is the piano performance. The music does not accompany the action as a background but leads its own line: it helps to hear the pauses, amplify emotions, and highlight the hidden meanings of the exhibits and biographies. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.