The story of the freest girl in the world sounds new here: with music, live words, and bright stage images. Together with Anastasia Lazareva and the "Orchestra 1703", the familiar tale transforms into a warm, mischievous, and kind family evening, where imagination easily conquers boredom, and friendship proves to be more important than any rules. There are children's stories that do not lose their audacity, warmth, and inner freedom over the years. The tale of the red-haired girl with incredible strength and her own rules of life belongs to such stories. In this musical-literary format, the familiar tale receives a new sound: words, music, and stage rhythm connect in a way that allows young listeners to easily enter the plot, while adults can feel its liveliness, humor, and human accuracy anew. At the heart of the evening is the book by Astrid Lindgren, whose heroine has long become a symbol of childhood independence, courage, and the ability to view the world without regard for boring conventions. Pippi knows how to turn the usual order of things upside down, and that is why her stories are so well received aloud. They are full of movement, play, surprise, and light. Here, the funny coexists with the touching, and imagination often turns out to be closer to the truth than someone’s strict rules. The program is given special expressiveness by the music of Georgy Fedorov and the participation of the "Orchestra 1703". The orchestral accompaniment helps to feel the change of moods, emphasizing mischief, tenderness, surprise, and joy. The artistic words of Anastasia Lazareva make the narrative clear, dynamic, and emotionally precise. This format is well-suited for children, who find it important not just to follow the plot but to hear it in its entirety-with intonations, pauses, musical bursts, and the live reaction of the audience. We share on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.