A musical fairy tale based on Pushkin's plot comes to life on the stage of the puppet theater "Firebird": bright puppets, live voices of actors, and a familiar story about wishes and gratitude help children to look at "The Golden Fish" in a new way, while adults remember what it is like to believe in miracles together with a child in the cozy format of a chamber performance. When children encounter the well-known fairy tale not on the pages of a book but right in front of them, the story becomes closer and clearer. The musical performance of the puppet theater "Firebird" gently relies on Pushkin's text, transforming familiar childhood images into moving characters that truly talk, argue, and dream. The puppets, light, and music work as a single ensemble: the mood of the scenes changes, funny and touching details appear, and the characters' personalities become richer. It is easy for a child to grasp where greed begins, where gratitude sounds, and why every wish has a price. Through the actors' performance, children learn to empathize, ask questions, and discuss what they have seen with their parents after the performance. This format is suitable for the youngest viewers and those who are just beginning to get acquainted with theater. The small space, understandable plot, bright characters, and dynamic pace of action help maintain attention, while gentle humor alleviates unnecessary tension. Adults also get a rare opportunity to take an hour off from daily tasks and remember their own encounters with Pushkin's fairy tales, sharing this warm feeling with the child. A separate role is given to the story of the fish that grants wishes. There is no intrusive morality, but there are recognizable situations: when someone demands more and more, forgetting what they have already received; when loved ones do not hear each other; when a simple hut by the sea turns out to be more reliable than a shaky palace. For a child, such plot twists become an opportunity to think about what they want and what truly makes them happy. We know what to see in St. Petersburg.