The hilarious plot of one of the most popular fairy tales for the Sergey Kozlov Theater was transferred to the 70s of the last century. The once popular Soviet actress Aphrodite Karlovna Vertynskaya, her friend and cameraman Uncle Vasya, after filming a film in the forest, live there together with a pig, who, like his new mistress, works for the benefit of Soviet cinema.
The pig has an extraordinary talent - he sings songs from the Beatles group’s repertoire, delighting his colleagues, and sometimes even plays the balalaika. The life of the heroes is filled with romanticism and tranquility. Uncle Vasya continues to shoot Aphrodite Karlovna on a movie camera, Aphrodite Karlovna changes images every now and then, imitating either Lyudmila Gurchenko, Nina Doroshina, Svetlana Svetlichnaya, and the Singing Pig sings her beloved “Let it be…”. And nothing seemed to portend trouble… but one fine day, on Angel Day of the protagonist, a daughter with a “bridegroom” was going to visit her and the little pig turned from a colleague into a potential jelly. Having escaped from home, the rosy-cheeked talent first gets acquainted with the Hare, and then with the Wolf, who, by chance, subsequently turn out to be his only chance to stay alive. Stunning scenography and costumes, Soviet (and not only!) Hits of the 70s literally from the first moments of the performance take the viewer to the USSR, and the sparkling game of the artists of the youth theater "STUDIO22" ICTI "Golden Key" mesmerizes, every now and then giving surprises to the audience. Performance - laureate of the Higher Theater Award of Crimea “Golden Griffin” (2017) in the nomination “Best Performance for Children”
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