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Going to the play "Thumbelina" is a perfect way to give children a real "anti-weekend" and immerse themselves for an hour in a world where good always wins. Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale will help children break away from gadgets, and adults will feel nostalgic for their childhood and look at familiar characters from a new angle.

Evening plan: magical adventures and elf magic

If you want to switch from everyday life and spend quality time with your child, a musical fairy tale about a gentle girl is just what you need. Together with Thumbelina, young viewers will go through the journey from her magical birth in a flower to the final flight to the land of Elves. This is a good option to reduce stress levels through aesthetic pleasure and sincere emotions, which are filled with each scene.

At Numotamo we suggest options for family leisure, where instead of routine — bright costumes by Tatyana Pasichnyk and melodious music by Mykola Sarayev and Irina Gubarenko. For adults, this story acquires special features due to the allegorical depiction of real life, which makes viewing interesting for the whole family. At Numotamo.com it is convenient to choose seats in the hall to see every detail of this great adventure of a little girl.

Why you should add it to your plans:

• A large-scale fairy tale: Andersen's classic plot, adapted by Anatoly Podorozhko, comes to life with new force thanks to the actors' performance.
• Emotional nourishment: a story about faith in the best, loyal friendship with the Swallow, and the victory of a loving heart over adversity.
• Ideal format: the performance lasts one hour with an intermission, which is optimal for viewers aged 3 to 7.
• Shared experience: an opportunity to discuss important values with your child after the performance, sharing your impressions of what you saw.

Add this event to your calendar and get ready to see the world with kind eyes along with Thumbelina. It's worth taking care of tickets in advance to choose the best view of the stage for little theatergoers.