A dance production based on a story by Conan Doyle. For over a century, people of all ages, countries, and nationalities have eagerly read Arthur Conan Doyle's stories about the thrilling adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. Many intricate detective tales have been unraveled by readers alongside the remarkable author. One of these works takes on new life in dance and music on the stage of the N. I. Sats Children's Theater. Ballet productions specially prepared for the younger generation, especially for children, are already a rare event. Therefore, the new children's ballet to the music of Gerdel and Schubert, dedicated to one of the most famous detective geniuses, cannot go unnoticed. The dance method of scientific deduction is a new and original solution that contributes to the spiritual and intellectual development of children. The action is based on the story "The Man with the Twisted Lip," which tells of Mr. Neville St. Clair, who leads a double life: in the guise of a beggar, he asks for alms on the street. Certain difficulties arose in the dance embodiment of the dialogues, where unique logical chains of reasoning are displayed, leading to the unraveling of the crime. The problem was solved - the text was recorded, read by the famous artist Georgy Taratorkin, which significantly helps the audience follow the events and unexpected plot twists. You can find even more performances in Moscow on our website in the theater section.