The first performance of the studio theater "Teremok" took place on December 3, 2009. The fairy tale “Teremok”, the name of the first performance, became the name of the theater. Then two fairy tales, based on the scripts of our beloved author Olesya Emelyanova, were staged: “Little Kids and the Wolf” and “Masha and the Bear”.

In 2011, the theater studio took part in the Second International Children's and Youth Russian-speaking Theaters Festival with a musical fairy tale “Swans-Geese”.

 
In spring of 2012, the fairy tale "Little Red Riding Hood" was shown. At the third festival, the theater showed a musical performance based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen "The Princess and the Pea". In the middle of the performance, there was an emergency with electricity. The little actors with tears in their eyes had to endure shock and disappointment, as they could not reschedule their performance the next day and dropped out of the competition. However, Larisa Domracheva and the kids were able to quickly get together, with the microphones turned off, and present from the stage the information about the theater and about the actors. It was a very beautiful way
to say goodbye to the audience. The theater was awarded an additional prize "For Dignity and Endurance".

At the fourth International Festival of Children's and Youth Russian-speaking Theaters there was a musical and dramatic performance based on Hoffmann's fairy tale “The Nutcracker and the Mouse King”. For this performance, the theater received the prize "For creative growth".

At the 5th festival, the theater showed a fairy tale “A Riddle of the Colorful Hen”. For this performance "Teremok" theater was awarded the prize of the festival in the nomination "Best comedy performance".

At the sixth festival, the theater performed the musical "Cipollino". This performance was awarded a prize in the category "Best Musical Setting".

At the seventh festival, they performed the musical "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" based on the fairy tale by H. Kh. Andersen. This performance received an award in the category "For the successful embodiment of original forms".