Gleb Cherepanov's play will show viewers what is truly valuable in this life and what is not so frightening to lose, as it may seem at first glance. As part of the "New Tales" project, performances are staged on the stage of the [A.P. Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre](//kudago.com/msk/place/mht-im-chehova/) that introduce the audience to modern fairy tale works and their authors. The works of American writer Kate DiCamillo have also attracted the attention of theater figures. Among her tales, they chose "The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane" - a story reminiscent of a biblical plot, telling of Job's trials. Just like the righteous man, the toy rabbit Edward falls out of his comfortable existence, faces various difficulties, but ultimately finds his way back home. At the same time, the author emphasizes that family is one of the most important supports in this life. The play, like DiCamillo's work, cannot be called exclusively for children. Adults will also find much of interest here. The director of the production, Gleb Cherepanov, believes that children's plays should not stand apart in theatrical art, as it is quite possible to share the same thoughts that concern adults with young viewers. However, his play also contains much of the child's worldview - for example, faith in miracles. The duration of the play is 2 hours, without intermission. You can find even more performances on our website in the theater section.