The “labyrinth play” “Robin/Zon” was written by Pavel Putrik and Kirill Ivanov based on the novel “Robinson Crusoe” by Daniel Defoe. “Labyrinth” is that the audience jointly votes to decide in which direction the heroes should move and what actions they will perform, for example, sleep in a cave or build a tent, eat fish or get meat, go to a mysterious monster or bypass an imaginary threat and etc. If we take into account all the branches of the plot, the play can be played in sixteen different ways, but still come to one ending. In the classic work, we were inspired by the theme of survival on a desert island. During the performance, little spectators, together with the actors, will actively overcome various difficulties, thereby children will learn: how to properly tie a sea knot, determine the cardinal directions by the stars, make fire in a primitive way, and also apply other useful survival skills. In addition, this form will ensure involvement and allow each viewer, at least not for long, to find himself on a desert island or on the deck of a ship, to be in the clutches of the natives or to engage in battle with the elements. The written story reflects the original Russian qualities - heroism, mutual assistance, self-sacrifice, valor... At the end of the plot, the main characters will save the native Friday, find treasures and go on further journeys. In this way, we motivate children not to be afraid to express their opinions, learn to make a collective decision and respect the opinions of others, despite differences in both the physical and sociocultural characteristics of the individual. As you know, children exist at an increased pace, so the performance is designed for 45-50 minutes of active action, with elements of pantomime, puppet theater, bright, grotesque images, musical accompaniment in the style of eight-bit games, animation and noise and video effects created specifically for it.