Natalya Sats was a prominent Russian theater director and producer, known for her significant contributions to children's theater. Born in 1903, she founded the Moscow State Children's Theater in 1920, which became a pioneering institution for performing arts aimed at young audiences. Sats believed in the importance of theater in education and personal development. Throughout her career, Sats worked to create engaging and imaginative productions that would inspire children. She collaborated with various playwrights and artists, helping to elevate the standards of children's performances in Russia. Her legacy continues to influence the field of children's theater today.