Once, when the evil armoured graphite beetles ruled the forest, one morning a beautiful flower with healing powers grew in the middle of the meadow, and the magic flower chased the grey beetles back underground. But one day a great storm came and broke the magic flower... The stalk was taken by the hornbill as a prop against the wind. The fallen petals, held above their heads, were carried by various insects fleeing from the rain: one by ants, another by flies, a third by garbage beetles, and a fourth by scarab beetles. The fifth petal went to the Rainbow Beetle, but was spotted by the grey beetles that had escaped from the ground. They almost caught it, bit it on the arm, it escaped, but the sting made it sick. Will his new friend, the Starry-eyed Beetle, be able to reassemble the magic flower in time to cure Rainbow and send the grey beetles back underground? Performed by the KFKI Chamber Ballet, with the participation of students from the Madách Musical Dance School.
