A musical production by the youth theater group "Broken Chairs" transforms familiar speech habits into sharp stage material. Sometimes speech reveals a person more accurately than actions. We throw out phrases on the go, hide behind ready-made expressions, repeat others' intonations, and rarely notice how words begin to control the conversation. This musical production by the youth group "Broken Chairs" looks at the habit of speaking as a living, dangerous, and very funny force. At the center are three characters: a Snake, a Hare, and a Moose, who turns out to be the "devil's advocate," a questionable poet, and a psychologist, who himself needs help. Their stories flow into one another, creating a chain of examples of what happens when the gift of speech is used thoughtlessly. Words here wound, justify, mask fear, help manipulate, and suddenly turn against those who are used to throwing them around indiscriminately. Where to go in Yekaterinburg is known by KudaGo.