A bright circus performance with puppets based on the tale by Korney Chukovsky. Chukovsky wrote his tale about fear - personified by the unknown Tarakanishche - in the early 1920s. This was a time of avant-garde experiments, young cinema, and the crossover of circus terms into literary studies. In the performance based on Chukovsky, director Ruslan Kudashov offers to overcome fear through circus. Inspired by Federico Fellini's film "The Clowns", he presents young viewers with a vibrant, playful theater that can achieve a complete victory over fear. More than 30 puppets created by artist Marina Zavyalova will take to the stage of this unusual circus. Cute soft toys from the early 20th century will face danger - the appearance of Tarakanishche. For more performances in St. Petersburg, check out our website in the theater section.