Created in the genre of home theater for the youngest, the performance carefully preserves the trustful closeness of the viewer and the actor. Like the kind Ole Lukoye, narrator Jim Hockins leads small adventurers on the animated pages of his favorite book. Thanks to the non-standard chamber space - the performance is in the theater foyer, where there is no division into the stage and the hall - the young spectator is immersed in the thick of events and he himself becomes the unspoken hero of the plot. Conditional scenery and the proximity of the actors literally at arm's length create in the small theatricals the illusion of the invented, painted and experienced history themselves. The interactive "reading" is completed by tea drinking with sweets in the company of heroes - treasures are found, which means there is a reason to feast. To the side of the feast there is only a poor bird marked with a sign saying "do not feed the parrot".