The premiere of the play based on the autobiographical prose of Nikolai Nikonov addresses the memory of pre-war Sverdlovsk through a child's perspective - clear, fragile, and very alive. In this theatrical world, love for grandmother, nature, first feelings, and home details transforms into a conversation about time that can separate generations while simultaneously bringing them closer together. There are stories that touch not through loud events, but through attention to the simplest and most precious things - sunlight in the leaves, a child's perception of the world, family closeness, memories of home, and the time that has already passed. At the center of this production is just such material. The foundation is the autobiographical prose of Nikolai Nikonov, connected with pre-war Sverdlovsk and the experience of growing up, where the surrounding world opens up as a space of love, observation, and first strong feelings. For theater, such a text is especially interesting because it requires not external spectacle, but precise work with intonation, memory, and inner movement. Here, the grandmother, parents, the neighbor girl, birds, dandelions, and that bright image of childhood that stays with a person for a lifetime are important. Through these details, the play speaks about things that are very close to many: how distant the past seems and why personal memories still continue to unite people of different generations. This makes the production emotionally accessible and deep at the same time. Where to go in Yekaterinburg, knows KudaGo.