Theater from A to Z

A collection of fun and educational poems that can confidently be called a true theatrical alphabet! The book "Theater from A to Z" will guide the young audience on how to behave in the theater, when to call for the actors to take a bow and give flowers, and will also amusingly and engagingly explain the meaning of many complex terms. 

Under the cover, readers will find more than sixty poems about everything related to theater: 
· Do actors really memorize all their roles by heart?
· How to use binoculars for their intended purpose?
· Who are decorators?
· How are stagehands controlled in the theater?
· What is a vaudeville?
· Where is the gallery? 

And many more interesting facts about theater await under the cover of this wonderful book. In a light, playful manner, the authors will introduce the reader to theater etiquette, help cultivate a sense of beauty, and instill an interest in performances and productions! 
The book "Theater from A to Z" was written by famous children’s poets: Andrey Usachev, a classic of modern children's literature who gifted the world stories about the puppy Sonya and the village of Dedmorozovka, and Galina Dyadina, a talented children's writer. 
Their spirited rhymes are complemented by stunning witty illustrations by Evgeny Antonenkov, who drew Sonya, the smartest and most famous puppy in the world!
This book evokes an irresistible desire to go to the theater!