About event
Please note that the cast may change.
Director: Dmitry Petrun
Cast: Andrey Rodimov, Maxim Golovchanov, Dmitry Ladygin, Kirill Gusev, Alexander Peredkov, Roman Dryablov, Victoria Zhilina, Egor Lesnikov, Andrey Arkhipov, Igor Goppikov, Oleg Korobkin, Maria Lysyuk, Natalya Vinogradova, Elena Karpova, Mikhail Fadeev
The play "Where the Dragons Live" at the Baltic House is a fascinating theatrical performance that captivates viewers of all ages. The plot centers on various dragons, which can be both good and evil. These mythical creatures appear on stage in the most unexpected places: they hatch eggs on rooftops, freeze people with their gaze, sneak up from behind the clouds or crawl out from under the bed.
The main characters of the play are hunters Oscar and Ivar. They set off to search for and fight dragons, but many comical and difficult situations arise on their way. A little girl named Adele helps the hunters, who believes that friendship and mutual assistance are more important than any battles. She shows that anyone can become a hero, regardless of age and strength. The main thing is a big heart, responsibility and love for one's neighbor.
The play emphasizes that dragons, like people, strive for friendship and care. They want to be loved and need a home. This touching and instructive story teaches viewers the importance of understanding and acceptance.
Incredible flights, miracles and adventures await you! Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a fairy-tale world and buy tickets on our website. The play "Where the Dragons Live" is a unique opportunity to spend time with family and friends, enjoying a fantastic story and great acting.