A children's play based on the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson transports viewers into a world of pirate adventures and treasure hunts. The novel, published in 1883 by English neo-romantic Robert Louis Stevenson, still excites the minds of children and those unwilling to grow up. The sea adventures of young Jim among the pirates of Foggy Albion form the basis of the children's play by Anatoly Dubanov, staged under the artistic direction of the Honored Artist of Russia Vladimir Tykke. The production on the stage of the "Baltic House" is an opportunity to be safely close to the cutthroats John Silver, the Black Dog, Blind Pew, and others. Young adventurers and their parents are invited to take part in a thrilling treasure hunt campaign led by the legendary captain of the ship "Walrus" John Flint.