Pushkin's fairy tale sounds new here: live reading is combined with a string quartet and sand animation that seems to draw the action right before your eyes. The Pushkin plot in this production is told through several expressive means. The audience hears live reading, follows the movement of sand on the screen, and simultaneously captures the intonations of the string quartet. The program features works by Pyotr Tchaikovsky and Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov in an original arrangement for string quartet. The performance is suitable for families with children, school groups, and anyone looking for meaningful cultural leisure in spring. After such a viewing, it is easier to discuss the characters, the motives of their actions, and the Pushkin text itself. A holistic impression remains in memory - fragile, beautiful, and very human. Ideas on where to go in Nizhny Novgorod are collected on our website.