A family musical performance in two acts (3+). Two classic tales united by a single theme: anger. To get angry or not? Hovhannes Tumanyan’s "The Master and the Servant" meets Hans Christian Andersen’s "What the Old Man Does Is Always Right." In the first act, a greedy master tricks his workers by baiting their temper, until a clever servant arrives who knows how to turn the tables. In the second, an old man trades away his family's horse for practically nothing at the market, prompting onlookers to wager a bag of gold on whether his wife will lose her temper when he comes home. Director: Narine Grigoryan Stage Design: Victoria Riedo-Hovhannisyan Composer: Armen Shahinyan Lyrics: Sergey Tovmasyan Accompaniment: HAMAZGAYIN BAND