(Little New Year's play-fairy tale for small theaters in two acts)

CHARACTERS

FATHER FROST
SNOW MAIDEN
BABA YAGA
Goblin
HARE
FOX
WOLF

(New Year's fairy tale play)

CHARACTERS:
Father Frost
Baba Yaga
Wolf
Cat
Chanterelle
Hare
Snow Maiden
Greed

(New Year's fairy tale play in 2 acts)

CHARACTERS:

SNOW MAIDEN
BABA YAGA
FOX
WOLF
KOSHCHEY
Goblin
PANDA BEAR
SNOWMAN

A fairy tale play in 2 acts. in prose and poetry.

For children aged 5 years and older.

ROLES: female – 5, male – 3.

This fairy tale has everything: the machinations of Baba Yaga, the gullible Santa Claus, and the mischievous little devils who confuse Baba Yaga’s plans. There are miracles of revival and transformation in the play. There is also an appeal fairy tale characters V auditorium to the children for help.

Musical play-fairy tale in 2 acts. In verse.

Based on the cartoon " flying ship».

The music and lyrics are taken from the cartoons “The Flying Ship”, “The Blue Puppy” and the television film “The Extraordinary Adventures of Petya and Masha”.

ROLES: female - 3; men's - 6, Polkan's squad and kittens' squad.

The play was written for the author's work with a school theater group, based on animated film“Flying Ship” using children's songs known throughout the Land of Childhood, to the general pleasure of child performers, child spectators, teachers and parents. In essence, the plot of the play is a path from song to song.

New Year's play-fairy tale in 2 acts. In prose and poetry.

For children from 6 years old and adults.

ROLES: female - 3, male - 5.

Now everyone knows that the birthplace of Father Frost is Veliky Ustyug. But why did Santa Claus choose this city as his patrimony? Yes, because hard-working and skillful people live there! At first glance, the play seems “small-town,” but Eternal values make it interesting for any place in Russia.

New Year's performance, fairy tale play in 2 parts.

For younger and older children.

ROLES: female - 1, male - 6.

It is not simple New Year's performance, and the performance is a performance. The first part is held in the theater foyer near the New Year tree. During New Year's performance sea ​​pirates kidnap the hostess of the ball, Cinderella. Then the action moves to the auditorium, where the second part is played out on stage: the release of Cinderella from captivity.

Both the performance and the play were staged both together and separately in different theater groups in Russia.

A fairy tale play for children and adults in two acts. In prose and with verses for songs of heroes.

ROLES: female - 2; men's - 6.

Residents of the winter forest really, really want to see Olympic lights Sochi. But how? After all, they live in the north, and the Olympics will take place in the south? And Koschey and Leshy decide to steal the Olympic rings from Grandfather Frost’s storeroom, and maybe they themselves will dress up as Grandfather Frost and the Snow Maiden and thus get to the Olympics...

A fairy tale play in 2 acts in prose and verse for the characters' songs. For children of all ages and adults.

ROLES: female - 4; men's - 3.

Before Grandfather Frost's birthday, October 28, the animals sat by a forest fire, warmed themselves, and the wizard and sorcerer Bayun told them about the Magic Mirror, by looking at which you can look younger. The animals decide to find this mirror and give it to Santa Claus - let him look younger. But old Baba Yaga has her own plans for this. She is the first to find the mirror and... looks younger. She gets so young that she pretends to be the Snow Maiden. The animals believe her. But how to trick Bayun? Moreover, she cannot deceive Grandfather Frost. Yaga is exposed. And Bunny. The Fox and the Bear are upset that all the power of the magic mirror was spent on the deceiver Yaga. However, Santa Claus consoles them: “Why should I get younger? Children won’t recognize me, beardless, when I come to them for a wedding.” New Year and bring gifts. And I’m always young at heart!”

(Winter's Tale)

A play in 2 acts.

For children aged 5 years and older.

Roles: female - 3, male - 6.

One of four fairy tale plays about the Trickster Fox. The time of action in this fairy tale is winter, before the New Year. And again the Hare's friends - the Squirrel and the Bear - confront the cunning of the Fox and the stupidity of the Wolf. And even Zyuzi, the evil crackling December frosts, cannot defeat good forest friends.

A magic book or a holiday with brownies.

A fairy tale play in 2 acts.

For older children and adults.

Roles: female – 6, male – 5.

Incredible New Year's story which happened these days to a girl whose parents left her alone at home in New Year's Eve. The play is about how a fairy tale and the responsibility for its happy ending fall on the fragile shoulders of a child. And also about how animals and ghosts help her save the World.

Performances based on this play have shown that it is watched with equal interest by both children and adults. In one of the theaters there was a successful attempt to play this New Year's fairy tale for an adult evening viewer.

A fairy tale play in 2 acts. In prose and with verses for songs of heroes. For children from 5 years old and adults.

ROLES. women's - 5; men's - 2.

It's cold in the deep winter forest. Not fun. The Snowman stands under the Christmas tree and writes poetry, he is sad. A blizzard is blowing and it is swept away. Winter appears. Trying to cheer up the Snowman. In the end he tells him to take away the magic brushes and the Firebird's egg northern lights Snow Maiden. The snowman happily takes on the assignment. But on the way he meets Green Tosca and Babayka, who take away both his brushes and the magic egg of the New Year's Firebird. The timid Snowman runs away from them. But this is not enough for Babayka and Tosca. They decide to prevent the coming of the New Year - they have no need for fun. They call both Blizzard and Black, Hopeless Night as assistants. But both Night and Blizzard refuse to help them. Then the villains lure the Snow Maiden into the ice cave. Without her, the New Year will definitely never come. And then the Snowman can’t stand it - he saves both the Snow Maiden and fun party New Year.

The new performance, which will be presented in 2019, will give every child many new joyful sensations in honor of the New Year. They will see a fairy tale about kindness, friendship and growing up. Performance for children New Year's trip Snowmen will be held at the Moscow Firebird Theater from December 22 to January 6, 2019, hurry to order your tickets!

The plot of this performance is based on two snowmen who know nothing. That's right, they came to life after the children, while playing, blinded them. They have a carrot instead of a nose, and old hats on their heads. But they don’t know what to do next, since they are absolutely alone. But now, these two snowmen, who are full of life, heard that there is a cheerful and joyful creature - the sun. They decide that they must find him in order to get to know him. To do this, they go to the forest, where they meet new acquaintances who become their friends. They will see a wise crow and a daring hare, a hard-working squirrel and a brave bear. All these friends will tell them about the Sun, which will give everyone warmth, so they are waiting for him. This fairy tale, which will take place in the Firebird Theater, will immerse any little viewer in a plot that will make them not only get great pleasure, but also think about some important issues. But what will the snowmen do when they find out what meeting Sunny can mean for them? Of course, they will go looking for him, since it is important for them that their friends receive warmth, and they themselves can sacrifice themselves for them.

Tickets for the New Year's trip of the snowmen

• Colorful Christmas tree for children and adults.
• There is a coupon for a branded New Year's gift.
• We will deliver the ticket to the Christmas tree by courier for free in Moscow!
• On our website there is a large poster of the best New Year trees 2018-2019.

V. Ilyukhov

NEW YEAR'S FIREBIRD

The play is a fairy tale in 2 acts

Characters

Snowman

Snow Maiden

Winter

Night

Blizzard

Winter melancholy, green

Babayka

Epigraph

(for program)

N. Bolotov.

SNOWMAN

A sad snowman standing at the gate

He looks at the road as if waiting for something.

He remembers the time when he lived wonderfully,

He served with Winter the Mistress in the palace.

I cleaned the courtyard and halls,

Harnessed blizzards and blizzards to the sleigh.

And when a ball was announced for the holiday,

He played Strauss waltzes on icicles.

But time flew by amid the noise of crows.

Quietly, quietly, March crept up.

The pillar on the carved porch was askew,

The roof of the ice palace is leaking.

It's melting. It's hard to keep track of order.

And Winter the Mistress had nowhere to live.

And the dashing horses carried away Winter.

The icy bell rang in the distance.

The snowman remained. All the work is in vain...

It’s time to almost cry from such misfortune.

So the first tear rolled down,

And the coal eyes look sadly...

ACT ONE

Winter. Freezing.

Dense forest. Night.

Sad snowman standing at the gate

He looks at the road as if waiting for something.

He remembers the time when he lived wonderfully,

He served with Winter, the mistress, in the palace.

He cleaned the yard and halls clean.

Harnessed storms and blizzards to the sleigh.

And when a ball was announced for the holiday,

Strauss played waltzes on icicles...

The sad Snowman, fat and clumsy, comes out into the clearing, wanders dejectedly, continuing to read poetry, as if writing.

SNOWMAN. But time flew by amid the noise of crows,

Quietly, quietly, March crept up.

The pillar on the carved porch was askew,

The roof of the ice palace is leaking.

Winter comes into the clearing. She listens to the Snowman.

It's melting. It's hard to keep track of order.

And Winter the Mistress had nowhere to live.

And the dashing horses carried away Winter.

The icy bell rang in the distance...

The snowman leaves the clearing, not noticing Winter, but his voice is heard...

The snowman remained. All the work is for nothing.

It’s just time to cry from such misfortune.

So the first tear rolled down,

And the coal eyes look sadly...

WINTER (calls affectionately). Snowy-hic!

The snowman does not respond.

Snowman, come to me.

The Snowman appears.

I see you're not in the mood again. You write poetry...

SNOWMAN. And what not?

WINTER. Can. But why are they so sad? New Year is coming soon, a joyful holiday, and you have bred Merichlundia.

SNOWMAN. What did I cheat?

WINTER. Hypochondria.

SNOWMAN. Like this?

WINTER. You write elegiac poetry.

SNOWMAN. Which ones?

WINTER. Sad! Come on, smile! You're the Snowman! They blinded you for fun. And anyway, when did I leave you?

SNOWMAN. And last year? She almost left without me.

WINTER. A little bit doesn't count.

SNOWMAN. I thought I would completely melt without you.

WINTER. Well, it hasn't melted, has it?

SNOWMAN. Yeah, it didn't melt...

WINTER. Well, it's my fault. I won't do it again.

SNOWMAN Yeah, you won’t…. Do you know how scary it was?

WINTER. Well, forget it. Find yourself something to do already. Look at yourself, how fat you have become.

SNOWMAN. You'll get fat here when the Blizzard is pouring snow like that.

WINTER. Don't stand there like a pillar. Move, have fun! Ugh, how boring you are! Look, you, so boring, Babaika will scare you to the point of hiccups, or Winter Melancholy will make you feel completely bored.

SNOWMAN. Why are you scaring me? It’s already scary and cold in the forest.

WINTER. Is it cold for the snowman? Don't tell tales.

SNOWMAN. Yeah, fairy tales...

WINTER. Oh, I'm tired of you with your whining! Get out of sight. And until you have fun, don’t show yourself!

The snowman sighs and leaves

I probably shouldn’t have spoken to him so rudely. But he’s good too: he’s put on weight, he’s become limp. And it's all Blizzard! Sweeps and sweeps, does not spare the snow. If you don’t want to be here, you’ll get fat. Hey, Metel, daughter! Fly here, mom is calling you!

Blizzard appears. She sweeps snow, covering the forest in a white fluffy outfit.

BLIZZARD (sings). They say that miracles don't happen.

Why the white outfit then?

Winter forest puts on himself,

And snowflakes, how do the stars burn?

Why, why? Because...

Because all night long

Everyone will celebrate the New Year!

That's why on every, every needle

Snowflakes, snowflakes

They sparkle...

WINTER. Daughter, you should stop pouring snow already.

BLIZZARD. How can you not sprinkle it? Listen to how the earth and trees crack from the frost? So I hide them. It's you, mom, you better stop freezing.

WINTER. How can I not freeze? After all, New Year is coming soon. Well, what would a holiday be without frost!

BLIZZARD. From the severe frosts, green melancholy writhes in its hole, towards us, on White light asks.

WINTER. Let him ask. She won't be wandering around the world for long. Only until the New Year, and then it will go underground again.

BLIZZARD. This is so, but suddenly it will cause trouble! They say that she is already sitting at crossroads, waiting for passers-by, making everyone feel winter boredom.

WINTER. All chatter - I didn’t see it. But Babayka loves to run in the fresh snow and scare children.

BLIZZARD. I just don’t know, mom, what to do: without snow, I’m sad, crying tears come out of all the cracks. And if you add snow, Babayka runs all over it, scares everyone, and interferes with their fun.

WINTER. Never mind, soon Santa Claus will release the shining firebird, the Northern Lights, into the world, from its light all the New Year trees will glow with magical lights, it will be fun! Oh, I completely forgot: daughter, Santa Claus needs to take the egg of the Firebird, from which the northern lights are created, and magical, rainbow colors for coloring it.

BLIZZARD. I have no time, mom. You better send the Snowman. It’s still idle. He just gets fatter. And I flew...

The blizzard flies away.

WINTER. Hey Snowman, where are you?

SNOWMAN (appears). Well, here I am.

WINTER. Stop being sour, Snowman. Better take your sleigh and take Santa Claus an egg from which the firebird Northern Lights and magical rainbow colors should fly out.

SNOWMAN. But I can't handle it.

WINTER. Go, don't be lazy! There you will also see the Snow Maiden.

SNOWMAN. With the Snow Maiden? Okay then, I'll go then. Otherwise, it’s boring and cold alone in winter... (Leaves.)

WINTER. He's bored and cold. Well, who else is bored and cold in winter? (Sings.) Freezing Blizzards

Mistress Winter's!

Well, what would you like?

In the whirlwinds of snowy confusion?

Yes Yes Yes Yes!

Dress warmly

If you went out into the cold.

And try to be more cheerful,

That's the whole question!

And then it’s not scary for you

No frost !

Winter is leaving.

SNOWMAN (comes out with a sled). Not scary, not scary!.. How scary! And the night is even worse than the frost. And the sled is heavy! There is no strength to pull them along! But this is still an empty sleigh. How can they transport the egg of the firebird of the northern lights? And even magical brushes with rainbow colors! (He leaves, stomping loudly, puffing and complaining.)

Babayka appears.

BABAIKA. Oh! Who was that stomping there? Snowman! Now I’ll catch up with him, and how I’ll scare him! Here I am - Babayka! I'll scare everyone I catch!

A dark hole opens up, looking like a small cave. Tosca emerges from it. The old woman hides for a second.

YEARNING. Who woke me up, the green winter melancholy? Oh, boredom! I’ll go, sit at the crossroads, wait for a passerby, watch for a passerby! No matter who I meet, I’ll make everyone sad! I’m not the only one who spends the day and grieves at night!

Babayka jumps out in front of Toska.

Ew, fool, I scared you!

BABAIKA. And a slash for fright!

YEARNING. Who else are you?

BABAYKA. Who am I? I am Babayka, scary and terrible!

(Sings.) One two Three!

One two Three!

I am the most, the most, the most,

I am the scariest of the scarecrows!

I'm the most, the most, the most

Scary and terrible!

I beat Fedya Kruger

I defeated Barmaley!

Sausages everyone!

Sausages everyone!!

After all, I'm such a sausage!

One and two!

The old woman scares Toska.

Well, does fear take over?

YEARNING (with sadness). Looks like he's taking...

BABAIKA. Is your blood running cold?

YEARNING (sadly). It seems to be getting cold...

BABAIKA. Does frost creep up your skin?

YEARNING (still with the same melancholy). Perhaps what’s wrong...

BABAIKA. Do you have goosebumps running down your spine?

YEARNING (with some interest). It's like someone is running...

BABAYKA. Does the hair on your head move?

YEARNING (indifferently). They seem to be moving...

BABAIKA. Are your veins shaking?

YEARNING (yawning). Well, they are shaking...

BABAIKA. That's it, I scared you. (Yawns.) Only, something was sending me so bored. Straight up, melancholy!

YEARNING. What?

BABAIKA. Longing, I say.

YEARNING. Well?

BABAYKA. Nothing. Simply, melancholy, melancholy, melancholy!

YEARNING. Well, what, what, what, what? Why are you calling me all the time?

BABAYKA. What makes you think that I'm calling you?

YEARNING. Since Tosca is me! Boring melancholy! Sobbing sob.

BABAIKA. It's just awful! Just a nightmare! Stop making me sad now!

YEARNING. Stop scaring me!

BABAYKA. That's it, I stopped!

YEARNING. Well, I stopped.

BABAYKA. Well, then let's meet each other?

YEARNING. We will: Melancholy. (Offers Babayka’s hand for a kiss.)

BABAYKA (forcedly kisses). Very unpleasant. Babayka! (Puts his hand under Tosca’s nose.)

YEARNING (pushing his hand away). And it’s even more unpleasant for me.

BABAYKA. And soon it will be even more unpleasant for all of us. Have you heard about the end of the dark night? Soon the whole sky will become colorful like a rainbow. The forest will become light and beautiful.

YEARNING. Why are you scaring me?

BABAYKA. It's not me! This is winter. She sent the Snowman for the firebird of the Northern Lights and magical, rainbow tassels. He will take it all to Santa Claus, and then goodbye to the dark night!

YEARNING. So what are you? You have to knock the Snowman off the road. So that he gets lost in the forest and turns into a snowdrift.

BABAYKA. And how to do it?

YEARNING. Very simple! To do this, you need to start blowing into your fist!

BABAYKA. So what will happen then?

YEARNING. How, you don’t know what will happen then? Well, then listen with attention: if on New Year’s Eve someone is bored and blows into his fist because there is nothing to do, then it snows so much, so much snow!

BABAYKA. What kind of snow?

YEARNING. Hopeless and impassable. The snowman will definitely get lost and get stuck in this snow, and turn into a snowdrift!

BABAYKA. And then he won’t bring the northern lights to Santa Claus, they won’t shine in the sky, and the New Year’s lights won’t light up from them, and the night will always be scary, dark, dreary, dreary? Shine! I mean - darkness!

YEARNING. So, let's blow fists!

BABAYKA. We will!

(Sing.) Let's start without hassle,

We're going to play tricks on everyone,

A good little trick -

We will blow our fists!

Let's let the fever go

For citizens and female citizens: –

For citizens and women

We will blow our fists!

May it always be a dark night!

Let there be a burning cold forever!

Let melancholy and fear torment everyone -

We will blow our fists!

Let it become topsy-turvy!

Let it be a twist!

Let everything be topsy-turvy -

We will blow our fists!

While they are singing, the wind begins to blow and it snows.

Blizzard appears.

BLIZZARD. What are you doing here? Are you blowing your fist? Aren’t you ashamed to do this, you’re already so big? No, just look at them: New Year is just around the corner, and they are blowing into their fists like little ones! Who gave you permission to pour snow without asking?

BABAYKA. Listen, get out of here, okay? Who are you to tell us?

BLIZZARD. I am Blizzard! Only I can throw snow!

YEARNING. Oh oh! Is it really just for you?

BLIZZARD. Well, my older sisters Purga and Vyuga can also do this. And also brother Buran and aunt Burya. But, since today is New Year's night, snowstorms were entrusted to me, Blizzard.

BABAYKA. And you, Blizzard, would you like to roam to the fullest?

YEARNING. And sweep away with snow as if you were not a simple blizzard or blizzard, but Auntie Storm herself?

BLIZZARD. I am Aunt Storm!? Is it really possible?

BABAYKA. Need to! First, you must sweep all the paths, all the paths in the forest...

YEARNING. So that the Snowman gets stuck in the snow up to his carrots!

BABAYKA. Then he will not bring the firebird Northern Lights to Santa Claus.

YEARNING. And it will never light up in the sky.

BABAYKA. And it won’t turn on the New Year’s lights.

BLIZZARD. What a melancholy!

YEARNING. Also, what a melancholy! And then this night will never end! And I will forever make everyone sad!

BLIZZARD. Horrible!

BABAYKA. That's right: horror!

BLIZZARD. No, I don’t want this at all, well, at all!

BABAYKA. What do you want?

BLIZZARD. I want it to be fun! Let the firebird be born! Let the northern lights burn! Let it light up the New Year's lights on the Christmas trees! So, I forbid you to blow your fist!

The blizzard flies away.

BABAIKA. Stupid girl!

YEARNING. She should just have fun!

BABAYKA. Should we find someone more respectable?

YEARNING. Night! We need Queen Night herself! She is a sedate lady, fun does not suit her. And she quarrels with the bright day all the time, she doesn’t want to give up her place to him.

BABAIKA. Exactly! She certainly won’t refuse the extra darkness.

YEARNING. We must call Night. But how?

BABAYKA. We need to sing her a night serenade.

YEARNING. Better a lullaby. At night they always sing lullabies.

BABAYKA. No, a serenade is better.

YEARNING. No, a lullaby!

BABAYKA. No, a serenade!

YEARNING. No, a lullaby!

BABAYKA. Okay, let's sing her a lullaby serenade.

YEARNING (sings). It's a long night,

On a dark night

I can't stand the blues!

From green winter boredom

You might get sick.

It's me, Tosca, walking,

I'm making you sad and bored!

And it helps me with this

Who?

TOGETHER. Queen Night!

BABAYKA (sings). It's a long night,

On a dark night

The horror is coming!

Hands and feet are freezing -

It's just creepy.

It's me, Babai, walking,

I frighten everyone, I scare everyone!

And it helps me with this

Who?

TOGETHER. Queen Night!

Night appears.

BABAYKA. We sing it especially for you.

YEARNING. We simply adore you, Queen Night.

NIGHT. Oh, how! Why do you adore me so much?

BABAYKA. Because you are so dark!

NIGHT (offended) . What does dark mean? I mean, not very smart, or what?

BABAYKA. Well, what are you talking about! Quite the opposite - very much so!

NIGHT. What do you mean, not very smart?

YEARNING. No, we don’t mean the meaning, but the color...

NIGHT. And, in terms of color? That’s what they would have said right away... Yes, I’m now a hot brunette. Not like in the summer.

BABAYKA. You have become so big now!

NIGHT. Got fat, huh?

BABAYKA. No no. I meant to say long!

NIGHT. Have you lost weight?

YEARNING. No, we are not in terms of size, but in terms of time...

NIGHT. So you've aged?! Well, you have compliments! (Wants to leave.)

YEARNING. No, don't go!

BABAYKA. Stay with us forever, Queen Night!

NIGHT. Forever? Interesting offer. But what will come of it?

BABAYKA. It's terrible what will come of this! Firstly, the Snowman will definitely get lost in the pitch darkness!

NIGHT. End sekenli? And secondly?

YEARNING. And secondly, he will not bring the Firebird to Santa Claus. This is the Northern Lights!

YEARNING. And you, Queen Night, will become even darker, even sadder!

BABAYKA. And then everyone who doesn’t look at you will be horrified!

NIGHT. Horrified!? Horrible! I don’t want anyone to be horrified by my appearance. If only a little bit: a little bit of fear; a little bit sad...

BABAYKA. And a lot, a lot of scary blackness! Such wonderful, terrible, terrible, nightmarish darkness!

YEARNING. And such darkness only occurs on a very dark night.

NIGHT. Yes, what have you got up to – dark, yes dark?

YEARNING. If you don't want to be dark, be gloomy!

BABAYKA. Impenetrable!

YEARNING. Difficult!

BABAYKA. Nightmarish!

NIGHT. Thank you very much! I don’t want to be gloomily nightmare and impenetrably burdensome! I want to be beautiful! So that everyone would admire me.

YEARNING. What to admire at night?

NIGHT. Like what? And the stars!

YEARNING. What a melancholy!

NIGHT. And the moon!

YEARNING. Boring, nightmare!

NIGHT. O donna matita prima vera! I see you don’t understand anything about beauty! By the way, the stars adorn my dress wonderfully. And moonlight, this is the best lace in the world!

BABAYKA. But without the stars and moon, the night is much more terrible.

YEARNING. And sadder!

NIGHT. And I don’t want to be sad and scary! I want to be tender, affectionate, desired! After all, such wonderful, sweet dreams come with me!

BABAYKA. Better let the nightmares come with you. Nightmares, by the way, are better remembered

NIGHT. Nightmares? What a nightmare! By the way, is everyone waiting so impatiently for me, Night?

YEARNING. And no one is waiting for you! Everyone is chasing you. Everyone is waiting for the morning!

NIGHT. Well, let them wait for the morning! It always happens like this: at night they wait for the morning; morning - day; in the afternoon - evening, and in the evening - night again: tender, sweet queen-Night!

YEARNING. If you are truly a queen, then you must reign forever.

NIGHT. Always? But how will I then meet my friend on a bright day?

BABAYKA. What kind of friend is he to you? You argue with him all the time, right?

NIGHT. And it's none of your business! This is a family matter. And we don’t always quarrel: sometimes in the evening we argue, but by the morning we will definitely make up. All! I don’t want to listen to you, and I won’t help you! Let there be northern lights! Oh, what a wonderful dress I will make from it! The clear dawn will be jealous! (Tries to sing the song of Tosca and Babayka.) Your song is good, good, but not Mozart! No, not Mozart!

The night sings Mozart's lullaby and leaves. Toska and Babayka almost fall asleep.

BABAYKA (yawning). It's your fault! It was you who scared her away with your terrible melancholy.

YEARNING. No, it was you who scared her with your hopeless darkness!

BABAYKA. I, Babayka! I have to scare everyone, I can’t do it any other way.

YEARNING. And I also can’t do it any other way! Because I am winter melancholy, green!

BABAYKA. Where have you seen green in winter? In winter everything is white. And you should be at least a little whiter.

YEARNING. Must. But for some reason I am always green. And in winter it’s even greener than in summer.

BABAYKA (pointing to her not quite green hair). And then what do you have?

YEARNING. I'm shedding!

BABAYKA. Nightmare.

YEARNING. Horror!

They turn away from each other and fall silent.

BABAYKA (after a pause). Tosca, oh Tosca! Hey Tosca! Can you hear me?

YEARNING. I hear you.

BABAYKA. Why don't you respond?

YEARNING. I thought you were just sad.

BABAYKA. Here's the thing, Tosca: let us attack the Snowman ourselves, without anyone's help. After all, Snowman is such a coward.

YEARNING. Your client.

BABAYKA. And he's also such a crybaby.

YEARNING. My client.

BABAYKA. Come on, let's drive him into your cave and lock him there...

YEARNING. Great idea! Let the Snowman hatch his New Year's firebird there.

BABAYKA. And there, in the cave, he admires his northern lights!

YEARNING. Poor Snowman! How sad he will be in the cave alone!

BABAYKA. Do you feel sorry for him?

YEARNING. No. I'm just whining. I'm Tosca.

The melody of the Snowman's song is heard.

BABAYKA. Stop whining! Do you hear the Snowman coming? I went to get the firebird's egg, and now I'm taking it to Santa Claus.

YEARNING. Oh, what a sad song he sings.

BABAYKA. And did you listen? Hide, now we'll really scare him!

Babayka and Toska are hiding.

The Snowman comes out into the clearing. He is carrying a sleigh on which lies a firebird egg and seven magical rainbow tassels.

SNOWMAN (singing). Why did they do this?

Why did they do this?

With me?

I'm walking, wandering through the forest,

I'm walking through the forest...

Oh oh!

How dark and creepy it is in the forest!

I'm seriously scared!

I ho-ho-want...

No, I don't want to laugh! I don't want to laugh at all! Just...

(Sings.) …I want to go home!

Why did they do this?

With me?

YEARNING. Oh, how boring he is, just adorable. I mean, sadness!

BABAYKA. And what a coward he is! Just a sight for sore eyes! I mean, terrible!

BABAYKA. Now I'll scare him properly! (Scares the Snowman.) Boo!

SNOWMAN (frightened). How scary, how creepy in the forest!

BABAYKA. And now you, Tosca, make him sad.

YEARNING (also tries to howl). Ah, it doesn’t work!

SNOWMAN. Oh! What kind of animal is this that howls so sadly? Maybe I should somehow release the firebird from this egg myself, so that it won’t be so scary and dreary in the forest? But how? Let's think logically: is this an egg? Egg! So, you have to hatch it...

A snowman sits on the firebird's egg.

BABAIKA. Well, why did you make him feel so sad? Because of this, he wants to hatch the firebird now!

YEARNING. Why did you scare him so much? He decided it out of fear ahead of schedule illuminate the Northern Lights!

SNOWMAN. No, I won’t be able to hatch the firebird. What to do?

BABAIKA. Did you hear? He does not know what to do? Let's not scare him anymore. Let's just attack him and, uh!.. Throw him into your cave!

Babayka and Toska jump out and want to attack the Snowman. But then the Snow Maiden’s song is heard.

SNOWMAN. Oh, Snow Maiden! What a gift! (Runs away.)

BABAIKA. This is the Snow Maiden!

YEARNING. Come on, give her a good scare too!

BABAIKA. It's useless. The Snow Maiden is not afraid of anything in the forest. You’d better try and make her sad and bored.

YEARNING. What? The Snow Maiden is never bored.

BABAIKA. Well, then, then?! Come on, let's hide!

Babayka and Toska are hiding.

The Snow Maiden comes out into the clearing.

SNOW MAIDEN (sings). On a glorious New Year's evening,

Without a road, straight ahead,

I'm running towards you,

My favorite Snowman.

Along a snowy path, an hour late,

I hurry to the treasured forest.

I know, here under starry sky,

Many miracles await me.

Snow-covered spruce trees are waiting,

covered bushes,

Caramel icicles are waiting

And crystal flowers.

I'm running towards fate

The heart beats - knock, knock, knock -

I know that I will meet you here,

My cold, snowy friend .

(See the Snowman.) Snowman! Why are you hiding from me behind the snowdrifts?

SNOWMAN. I am not hiding. This is me resting. I was taking the egg of the firebird of the Northern Lights to Santa Claus and was very tired. (Gives the Snow Maiden a rowan brush.)

SNOW MAIDEN (accepts a bunch of rowan berries; embarrassed). There is no need to bring anything to Santa Claus. He has so much to do, so much to do. So many gifts have accumulated before the New Year! And there is very little time to distribute them to all the children. Therefore, Santa Claus asks you on this New Year's Eve to release the firebird into the sky right here in the forest.

SNOWMAN. But I have absolutely no idea how this is done.

SNOW MAIDEN. And I'll teach you.

SNOWMAN. Then maybe you can do it yourself?

SNOW MAIDEN. But this must be done exactly at midnight. And exactly at midnight I must be next to Santa Claus.

SNOWMAN. But I won't succeed.

SNOW MAIDEN. It turns out that you are already big! Listen to me carefully: do you see how many magic brushes there are?

SNOWMAN. A lot of.

SNOW MAIDEN. And not much at all. The same number as there are colors in the rainbow: exactly seven. You need to use these brushes to paint the firebird’s egg, and that’s it!

SNOWMAN. So simple?

SNOW MAIDEN. You just need to color them strictly in order. First, with a red brush! Then - orange! Then - yellow, green, blue, blue, and finally purple! And be careful not to get confused. If you mix up the colors then...

SNOWMAN. What then?

SNOW MAIDEN. Then there will be such a big boom-burum-boom-boom! The egg will crack and instead of the firebird of the northern lights, a black raven of mist and darkness will fly out of it! He will cover the whole earth with his wings and eternal darkness will come! Well, I taught you everything, encouraged you, and now I went to Santa Claus.

SNOWMAN. No! I will not release this Firebird! I will definitely mix everything up! I'm so distracted!

SNOW MAIDEN. Well, what are you afraid of? It's so simple, just touch it with a brush and boom!

SNOWMAN. Here! It’s this “Boom!” that I’m most afraid of. There are a lot of brushes. And then look how in the darkness of the night, this blue brush looks like this blue brush. Yes, and purple. And at midnight it will be even darker. And I may be colorblind! And in general, I feel really bad. I'm afraid that by midnight I'll also get night blindness. I won't be able to see anything. I’d rather take all this to Santa Claus, even though it’s very difficult. (Leaves.)

SNOW MAIDEN. What a fighter he really is. But, he's cute!

The Snow Maiden runs away after the Snowman.

TOSKA (appearing). They're leaving! Look, Babayka, they are leaving! Everything is lost!

BABAIKA (appearing). Eh, trouble! Ah, melancholy! Oh, horror!

YEARNING. Guard, we're lost! Guard!

The Snow Maiden runs in.

SNOW MAIDEN. What's happened? Who shouted guard?

YEARNING. Uh... Did I scream?

SNOW MAIDEN. What happened to you? Who's missing?

BABAIKA. This... we have this here... We have a missing bunny here!

SNOW MAIDEN. What bunny?

YEARNING. White, fluffy!

SNOW MAIDEN. White? Fluffy? What about him?

YEARNING. He fell in deep cave. It's so cold there! He'll freeze there.

BABAIKA. It's dark there, he'll get lost.

SNOW MAIDEN. Where is this cave?

YEARNING. Yes, here she is.

SNOW MAIDEN (calling). Bunny! Doesn't respond!

YEARNING. He's probably lying unconscious!

BABAIKA. Yeah. He lies there, poor thing, and his leg kicks and jerks...

SNOW MAIDEN. Here's what: you help the Snowman take the New Year's Firebird to Santa Claus...

YEARNING. Let's help, let's help...

SNOW MAIDEN. And I climbed into the cave to save the bunny.

BABAIKA. Or maybe you yourself will disappear in the cave?..

YEARNING. It's so dark there!

SNOW MAIDEN. I won't be lost - I have a flashlight.

The Snow Maiden is hiding in a cave.

BABAIKA. Wouldn't anything have happened to me and the flashlight?

YEARNING. Let's block the exit from the cave with a stone so that she doesn't get out.

Taska and Babayka block the entrance to the cave with a large boulder.

BABAIKA. Wow, how smart we are!

YEARNING. Oh, how cunning we are!

The Snowman returns to the clearing.

SNOWMAN. I walk and walk through the forest. I drive the sleigh, I drive it! But no one helps me! Snow Maiden, where are you?

YEARNING. Bye bye, your Snow Maiden! We locked her in a dark cave!

SNOWMAN. For what?

YEARNING. So that she doesn’t bother us, we’ll put you on a hot stove!

SNOWMAN. You can’t put me on a hot stove, I’ll melt on it.

BABAIKA. That's good! There will be one less fool in the forest!

SNOWMAN. No, no, I don’t like it on the stove!

YEARNING. What do you like?

SNOWMAN. I like to walk in the forest.

BABAIKA. Well, then get out of here!

The snowman wants to leave with the sleigh.

YEARNING. Leave the sleigh. This firebird egg will still be very, very useful to us...

BABAIKA. We'll make scrambled eggs out of it. And we’ll boil some tea out of you and make chav-poop! Now, I’ll catch you, I’ll catch you, I’ll catch you!

The snowman, frightened, runs away.

(Tosca.) Well, bring a frying pan, Tosca, we’ll fry some eggs.

YEARNING. Oh, you are so stupid, Babayka! Have you forgotten about the black raven?

BABAIKA. That's right, we'll set him free now! Let's quickly scribble and scribble this egg with different colors!

YEARNING. Early. We will paint it on the New Year itself. Everyone will be waiting for the northern lights, and we will give them such a boom-burum-boom-boom that everyone will forget about the New Year and Santa Claus!

BABAIKA. And will they forget about the Snow Maiden too?

YEARNING. What about Snegurochka? We deceived the Snow Maiden too!

(Sing.) We deceived the Snow Maiden!

Wonderful deception!

They left me with my nose like a fool,

Completely and, oh, completely!

Now let everyone cry and crow,

They are afraid of their own thoughts, thoughts, thoughts!

When in the sky there is something instead of radiance!

So much radiance

There will be a big

Boom-boo-rum!

END OF ACT ONE.

SECOND ACT

The same forest.

In front of the cave there is a sleigh with an egg of the Firebird of the Northern Lights. Toska and Babayka are sleeping nearby.

The Snowman comes out into the clearing.

SNOWMAN (singing). I stand there and am speechless.

I don’t dare take a step,

And I can't

Even say a word!

And the night is getting darker!

And the horror is stronger!

Oh, how scary it is

What not to tell!

I'm a coward! I'm a pathetic coward! Poor Snow Maiden! Who will help her now? Who will save her? I! There is no one else!

The snowman moves carefully towards the cave. Toska and Babayka are tossing and turning in their sleep. The snowman is hiding. When Babayka and Toska calm down, he appears again.

No I can not! I don't look like a hero at all. I'm so clumsy. (Sings.) I’m getting fatter, I’m getting fatter,

And the snow is getting heavier.

I can't

Even raise your hand.

I'm reckless

I stand and feel sad!

Oh how sad it is

Stand like this!

No, you can't stand like that! Need to do something! We must go to Santa Claus and tell him everything, everything. But it's so far to go. I'll get stuck in the snow. I will turn into a snowdrift. We need to ask Blizzard to stop taking revenge. Then maybe I’ll have time to get to Santa Claus. (Calls Blizzard loudly.) Hey, Blizzard!

Babayka and Toska are moving anxiously. The snowman gets scared and calls Blizzard quietly.

Blizzard, ah, Blizzard! I beg you, fly here!

Blizzard appears.

BLIZZARD. Here, here... Where, here? I'm already here! I'm always where it snows.

SNOWMAN. I beg you, Blizzard, don’t blow snow anymore, huh? I need to visit Santa Claus, but I can’t walk in this snow.

BLIZZARD. Well, don't go. Santa Claus has a lot of trouble today even without you.

SNOWMAN. Babayka and Toska locked the Snow Maiden in a deep cave.

BLIZZARD. Snow Maiden! So she needs to be released.

SNOWMAN. Babayka and Toska guard the entrance to this cave.

BLIZZARD. But they are sleeping. You can release it unnoticed.

SNOWMAN. I tried. I won't be able to do it unnoticed. I'm so clumsy.

BLIZZARD. Eh, you are a retard. Look how it should be done.

The snowstorm easily passes to the cave. But she is unable to roll away the stone. The blizzard returns to the Snowman.

SNOWMAN. Well, what are you doing?

BLIZZARD. Hard. And I’m just a Blizzard girl, not Auntie Storm. You know, I’d rather fly to Santa Claus. I - instantly! (Flies away.)

SNOWMAN. Phew, just a load off my shoulders!

The old woman moves and stands up.

Oh, oh, it seems the Blizzard woke up Babayka. He is waking up.

The snowman is hiding.

BABAIKA (hums through her sleep).

It's a long night,

On a dark night

Tired of sleeping!

I really want it soon

Scare everyone!

To upset everyone as quickly as possible,

And a good “Boom!” arrange -

Take it and break everything!

Babayka goes to the sleigh and wants to take the magic paints.

YEARNING. Don't touch the magic brushes!

BABAIKA. I really want to make a big, big “Boom” as soon as possible!

YEARNING. Everyone wants it! But we will arrange it on the very New Year! When no one is waiting for him.

BABAIKA. If only you knew how my hands itch.
YEARNING. Well, scratch them somewhere else. Better yet, wash it.

BABAIKA. That's melancholy!..

YEARNING. Yeah, still so sad. But then!..

BABAIKA. What then?

YEARNING. Then... (Yawns.) Then it will be even more sad!

BABAIKA. Why are you all this melancholy and melancholy? Will it be scary?

YEARNING. It will be, it will be! Sleep...

Babayka and Toska fall asleep again.

SNOWMAN. And I’m already very scared. Where is Blizzard? Eh, she probably can’t find Santa Claus. Perhaps he is now in some hot, overcooked country. There, too, you have to give gifts to children. But snowstorms in hot countries have nothing to do with it. So, you have to go yourself. But how will I go? I also have nothing to do in hot countries. I will melt in hot countries.

Suddenly, the forest becomes lighter, and the moon appears in the sky.

Oh, moon! What if Toska and Babayka wake up from the moonlight and want to make their “Boom” as soon as possible? We need to ask Night to make it a little darker. Of course, it will be more scary in the dark, but it will be calmer. Hey, Night, oh Night! Can you hear me?

Night appears.

NIGHT. Of course I hear.

SNOWMAN. Ah, Night, if you only knew what happened to us...

NIGHT. I know everything, because it happened at night.

SNOWMAN. Why aren't you doing anything then?

NIGHT. What can I do? I weak woman, this stone is beyond my strength.

SNOWMAN. Well, can you become darker?

NIGHT. Darker? Darker again? Don't you like my moon outfit?

SNOWMAN. Really like. But it is so bright that it can wake up Babayka and Toska.

NIGHT. But I didn’t think about this! But, there's nothing I can do about it? The blizzard flew away somewhere and stopped driving the clouds and falling with snow. That's why the moon shines so brightly.

SNOWMAN. That's the problem! Babayka and Toska sleep so restlessly from the bright moonlight... Where is Snowstorm?

NIGHT. We need to find her, and I will find her!

The night is leaving.

SNOWMAN. Gone! I'm left alone again!

The melody of the song of Babayka and Toska is heard again.

Oh! They wake up.

The snowman again hides behind a snowdrift.

TOSKA (singing). On a dark night,

Long night

Tired of sleeping!

Even I, Tosca, feel sad

Bored endlessly.

I wanted to upset everyone

Good "Boom" everyone! arrange,

And... feel sad!

Get up, Babayka, wake up! It's time to cook the big Boom-boom-boom-boom!

Babayka wakes up and joins Tosca. They spin around the sleigh, singing: We will arrange a glorious “Boom!”

Boom-burubum-boom!

We'll make a nice noise!

Noise-shurum-burum!

We'll cancel the fun!

We will ban New Year!

Father Frost, Father Frost -

SNOWMAN (coming out of hiding). No! I won’t let you ban the New Year and defeat Santa Claus!

BABAIKA. Who is so brave here?

YEARNING. You, Babayka, won’t believe it, but the Snowman suddenly became brave!

BABAIKA. Really? This needs to be checked. (Scares the Snowman.) Ooh! Oh, I was scared! Sayechka for scaring me! Now run.

SNOWMAN. I won't run. I won't let you ruin our holiday! And I also have to free the Snow Maiden! That's how much I have to do. So that I have no time to be afraid.

BABAIKA. What does it mean to never be afraid? It doesn't depend on you. It's up to me. I scare you, you are afraid of me. Now I’ll catch you, I’ll catch you, I’ll catch you! Scary?

SNOWMAN. Sorry, but it doesn't seem scary at all.

BABAIKA. Wait, wait: am I scaring you?

SNOWMAN. You're frightening.

BABAIKA. So you should be afraid?

SNOWMAN. But I'm not afraid.

BABAIKA. Wait, let's check this scientifically.

SNOWMAN. How is this according to science?

BABAIKA. There are five signs of fear. Let's see if you have them. Firstly: your blood should run cold...

SNOWMAN. And I have no blood. I'm made of snow.

BABAIKA. OK. Do you get goosebumps down your spine?

SNOWMAN. Goosebumps? No. They happen in the summer. Birds sometimes jump on my back.

BABAIKA. No, it doesn't count birds. Is the hair on your head moving?

SNOWMAN. I have no hair. I have a bucket here. Sometimes it moves. It even falls.

BABAIKA. No, and the bucket doesn't count. Oh, maybe your nerves are shaking?

SNOWMAN. No. Only my stomach is shaking. Here, look...

BABAIKA. I don't want to look at your belly! Well, does the frost creep up on your skin?

SNOWMAN. Freezing? The frost is biting.

BABAIKA. Yeah! So you are afraid!

SNOWMAN. I'm not afraid of anything. It's just that it's very cold today. So, I'm not afraid of you!

BABAIKA. Yearning!..

YEARNING. Did you call me?

BABAIKA. No, I'm just sad! I don't know what to do with the Snowman! He's not afraid of me. That's it, I'm sad!

YEARNING. Right! A melancholy melancholy, a sobbing sob! Winter boredom, green! You cry, cry, you will feel better!

BABAIKA. Y-s-s-s! Why are you making me sad? Give him a hard time!

YEARNING. Snowman, come cry with us.

SNOWMAN. I don't want to cry! And you stop. Better yet, let's laugh!

YEARNING. I can't laugh! I am Tosca!

SNOWMAN. And I am the Snowman! And the Snowman should neither be sad nor cry. A snowman should bring joy! So you better laugh while looking at me. Look, for example, how fat I am!

YEARNING. What's so funny about this?

SNOWMAN. Nothing, of course. But how happy you should be that you are so slim!

YEARNING. And, it’s true, I’m very slim!

SNOWMAN. And also, look how white I am!

YEARNING. So what?

SNOWMAN. And you are green!

YEARNING. And it’s true: I’m green! Ha ha ha! I'm green, like, like...

BABAIKA. Like a toad!

YEARNING. What? Am I like a toad?

SNOWMAN. Yes, not a toad, but a frog. Princess Frog!

YEARNING. Ha ha ha! I'm like a frog princess! (He swings at Babayka.) Ooh! What did you say?!

The old woman is scared.

Oh! He scared me! Grandma was scared of me! What a laugh!

SNOWMAN. Well, see how funny it is? And Babayka, it turns out, is not scary at all, but funny. If, of course, you take a closer look at it!

BABAIKA. Ah, I'm funny! Well, I'll show you now how funny I am!

The old woman jumps up to the sleigh with the firebird's egg.

Now, as soon as I decorate this egg with various ointments, stop laughing at me!

SNOWMAN. No, no, don't!

BABAIKA. Yeah, fear me!

TOSKA (jumping up to Babayka). Just try it, decorate it! Then I will decorate you so much that you will be afraid of yourself! That's it, I'm tired of yearning for Tosca! Tosca wants to have fun!

BABAIKA. Toska has gone completely crazy from melancholy.

YEARNING. Come on, Snowman, make us laugh.

SNOWMAN. It's too early to have fun...

YEARNING. It's never too early to have fun! Moreover, New Year is coming soon!

SNOWMAN. New Years is soon? What a melancholy!

YEARNING. Why the melancholy?

SNOWMAN. New Years is soon! Is that terrible?

BABAIKA. Why horror?

SNOWMAN. Yes, because what would New Year be without the Snow Maiden?

YEARNING. And this is all your melancholy?

BABAIKA. And this is all your horror?

SNOWMAN. Isn't that enough?

YEARNING. Well, don’t be sad...

BABAIKA. And don't be afraid!

YEARNING. We have a Snow Maiden. We have her locked in this cave.

BABAIKA. We have it there in complete safety.

SNOWMAN. So let's get her out of there as soon as possible.

Everyone rushes to the cave and opens it.

(Looking into the cave.) How cold and dreary it is there.

YEARNING. It doesn’t matter, it doesn’t harm the Snow Maiden.

SNOWMAN. How dark it is there, scary.

BABAIKA. It’s not scary, the Snow Maiden has a flashlight.

SNOWMAN. Hey, Snow Maiden! Doesn't respond. Where is she, what could have happened to her there?

BABAIKA. Maybe she just doesn't hear us?

YEARNING. That's right, she fell asleep there and is sleeping sweetly...

BABAIKA. And in his sleep he kicked and kicked his leg...

SNOWMAN. Let's call her properly. Snow Maiden!

Everyone calls Snegurochka.

SNOWMAN. Doesn't respond. Someone needs to go and rescue her.

YEARNING. I will go. I know this cave a little.

BABAIKA. No, I'll go. I'm not afraid of anyone.

SNOWMAN. No, I have to go! After all, if something happens to me, then you can always build a new snowman.

YEARNING. How bad you said it.

The Snow Maiden emerges from the forest, unnoticed by anyone.

SNOWMAN. However, I will go to the rescue first.

SNOW MAIDEN. There is no need to save anyone. It turns out that there is no bunny in the cave. And it turned out that the cave had another exit. Apparently the bunny knew about this and ran away. Well, why are you standing here?

YEARNING. What should we do?

SNOW MAIDEN. Like what? Have you forgotten? New Years is soon! We need to release the firebird of the Northern Lights.

Night and Blizzard appear in the clearing.

NIGHT. And here we are with Blizzard. But we didn’t find Santa Claus.

BLIZZARD. Actually, I know where he is. He is now at the Christmas tree in one large, bright and warm, warm room. But I can’t get into this room.

SNOW MAIDEN. Why do you need Santa Claus?

BLIZZARD. He must help us free you, Snow Maiden.

MEANING AND BABAIKA. But she is already free.

NIGHT. Who freed her?

SNOWMAN. She freed herself.

BLIZZARD. So, you yourself defeated Toska and Babayka?

SNOW MAIDEN. I didn't defeat anyone.

NIGHT. But why haven’t they given us all a big “Boom!”?

BABAYKA and TOSKA. Boom-boom-boom-boom?

YEARNING. Because we didn’t want to arrange it.

BLIZZARD. And it’s interesting to know why you didn’t want to arrange it?

BABAIKA. Because the Snowman convinced me that being funny is much better than being scary.

YEARNING. And laughing is much healthier than crying.

Winter appears.

WINTER. But only a very brave and cheerful snowman could do this.

YEARNING. He is very cheerful.

BABAIKA. And very brave.

WINTER. I'm very happy about this.

YEARNING. And we are very grateful to him for this.

BABAIKA. And we love him very much for it.

SNOWMAN. Thank you for this, friends.

BABAIKA. No one has ever said thank you to me.

YEARNING. And no one has ever called me a friend.

BABAIKA. Well, why are you, Tosca, crying again?

YEARNING. These are tears of joy.

WINTER. No no! Let us not cry today even for joy.

NIGHT. Yes. We simply don’t have time to do this. It's almost midnight!

WINTER. We need to release the New Year's Firebird as soon as possible so that everyone Christmas trees The magic lights came on! Well, who will do it?

ALL. Snowman!

SNOWMAN. No no.

WINTER. Are you afraid again?

SNOWMAN. No, I'm not afraid. It just won't be fair. After all, everyone helped me. This means that everyone should release the firebird too. By the way, there are just seven of us here. Everyone will get a magic brush.

WINTER. Great idea. Well, who isn't afraid to be first? Who will take the red brush?

SNOW MAIDEN. Get started, Snowman! You are our bravest!

The snowman takes a red brush and touches it to the firebird's egg. The egg turns red.

WINTER. Orange?

BABAIKA. I! I'm not a coward either.

The egg turns orange.

WINTER. Yellow?

NIGHT. Can I! Yellow looks so much like the moon...

The egg turns yellow.

WINTER. Green?

YEARNING. Me, me! Green, of course, me!

The egg turns green.

WINTER. Blue?

SNOW MAIDEN. I.

The egg turns blue.

WINTER. Blue?

BLIZZARD. I!

The egg turns blue.

WINTER. And finally, I'll take the purple brush!

Winter touches the egg with a purple brush, it turns purple. Then all the colors of the rainbow begin to play on it, it disintegrates, a firebird flies out of it, and the northern lights light up in the dark sky!

ALL. Hooray! (Sing.) Like a rainbow above us,

Suddenly it burst into flames.

It's coming to us for the holiday

New Year's Firebird!

Glistened, sparkled

It landed on our tree.

Illuminated my face with happiness

New Year's Firebird!

New Year's Firebird

Loves to sing and have fun.

He comes to visit us with her,

He comes to visit us with her

New Year!

New Year!

New Year!

VOLOGDA. . (D. t. 751-783).

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The play New Year's Journey of Snowmen will serve as an excellent gift for children. winter holidays and not only. Suddenly, on the eve of the holiday, the snowmen came to life and began to look for the sun, which would help the living inhabitants of the forest warm up in winter. But will they be able to find him?

This production has a fascinating and vibrant fairy tale plot. It was created based on the play by the current Russian playwright Alexander Veselov. This work is rich incredible events, which are replaced with amazing speed. There is also humor in this story. But at the same time the story turned out to be very touching and kind. In addition, as all those who wish to book tickets for the play New Year's Journey of Snowmen will notice, they will be able to understand things that are very useful and valuable to them. From this winter's tale kids will be able to understand how important it is to help each other in trouble. After all, good is always answered with good. And therefore, good deeds will certainly come back to you with something good.

This performance, despite its New Year theme, it will also be useful and interesting to watch at any other time. It is notable not only for its modern fairy-tale plot, understandable to every child, but also for the style in which it is made. The production successfully combines elements of dramatic and puppet theater. Both live actors and dolls take part in it at the same time.