A fantasy play where the images of Pushkin's famous poem come to life - a wise and somewhat mischievous performance by Mikhail Krymov. "Ruslan and Lyudmila" is not just a children's play. It is a performance created on the principle of children's games, during which the space transforms, everyday objects become props, and the magical world comes alive thanks to boundless imagination. Rolling staircases that turn into moving scenery, ribbon rivers, mops instead of horses, and buckets replacing helmets - the simple staging "kitchen" works better than complex decorations. Children are captivated by its thoughtful simplicity, while parents are returned to a blissful state of the "inner child," reviving memories of hundreds of games, hundreds of tales born from nothing. Director Mikhail Krymov in this play is not just a person on the other side of the stage. He is a mischievous boy, a storyteller, and the Black Sea, the main magician setting the tone for the entire performance. The immediacy, playfulness, and unpretentious wisdom with which Krymov and his team unfold their story will leave no one indifferent. See more performances on our website in the theater section.