Performances for children

Peter Pan is a tale of never-ending childhood. The main hero’s greatest wish is to remain a child forever, as he is convinced that growing up robs people off their imagination and makes them boring. Peter Pan is also one of the most known and famous fairy tales that revolves around the eternal theme of growing up,...

Letters from the Edge of the Forest is a playful and contemporary story that focuses on learning to write and communicate. A group of diverse animals, which are not usually found in the same forest, very much enjoy sending and receiving letters.

The title of the performance pays homage to a short poem by Jure Detela: “Be in the stone, magical dance, / dreams have come from above, / thoughts are moving!” Though stone is normally perceived as inanimate and immobile, this performance seeks to uncover the dance within it, exploring how that dance relates to...

A musical performance taking us on a journey into the poetic world of dreams and cheerful night-time illusions with which the full moon is teasing a “sleeping” family of four.

Duck, Death and the Tulip is a gentle, friendly and discreet staging, confronting children with death without any embellishment or pathos, but rather through a refined sense of delicacy of the selected topic. The narrative about illness, departing and lost comes to life on the stage as a warm and vital story about the...

I never knew a thing could do so much. I never thought it was possible, but now I’m getting in touch? What can I do and can the sponge do it too? There are so many things that make me feel yellow and blue.