Plasticine performance "Snail and Whale", 3+ Automatic translate

AUGUST 11, 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.

The multimedia hall of the Museum of Russian Impressionism is again turning into a theatrical stage. Yes, and broadcast on the big screen! Get ready, swim up to the stage… Snail and Kit Olga Gulevich. The main characters of the play, scenery and props are molded from plasticine. Little viewers instantly become co-authors of the production. Children plunge into sea adventures with their heads: first they help create a fearless Snail that travels on the tail of their friend Keith, then they themselves turn into rescuers and pull characters out of dangerous troubles.

This is the story "… about distant seas, about corals, about stars, about birds, animals, and how the snail, although small, saved the giant whale."

Parents will not be bored at the performance either - it will be pleasant to guess familiar images from the works of Vincent Van Gogh, Alexander Golovin and Natalya Sinegina in the scenery.

After the performance - a workshop on modeling by Olga Gulevich. Little viewers will be able to make their Snail out of plasticine, take it home and, possibly, come up with a continuation of a fairy tale story.

The author of the idea, artist and performer is actress Olga Gulevich.

The plasticine play "The Snail and the Whale" was created based on the wonderful tale of Julia Donaldson.

Russian text - Marina Boroditskaya.

Duration of the performance and master class: 1 hour.

Note! Despite the fact that you buy entrance tickets with free seating arrangements, the first rows in the performances are reserved for the children. The number of children’s tickets is limited. Children cannot go to the play for adult tickets, and adults for children. Small spectators are allowed to be shown only accompanied by adults.

Ticket price includes inspection of the main exposition of the Museum of Russian Impressionism and a temporary exhibition "A place under the sun. Benkov / Feshin” . A discount is available on the “Friend of the Museum” and “Friends of the Museum” cards.