(Vilnius) Pelėda Drūlija ir žiovuliukai

A musical performance for children “Owl Draūlija and Yawn”
Part 2
The Owl Draūla's adventure continues! "Owl Drūlija and Yawn" is the second series of the Music performance "Owl Dūkėlija" of the ensemble Lietuva, inviting playfully to dive into the Kingdom of Dream and Sleep. Because this character became so popular and loved by the children, and the first part of the performance received a lot of positive reviews, no doubt left - just like the therapeutic book, the story of Drunlia on stage is worth a sequel. The new program for the whole family is created according to the tale of Inga Narijauskienė "Owl Draūlija and Yawn". In the second series, you will hear the owl day when she decided that sleep hinders play and is no longer needed, because you can do everything if you don't sleep. So Druna decides to stop sleeping and leaves for mushrooms to collect. Here she meets her friends, the characters already familiar to the children - squirrel Umba, elephant Taputapa, duckling Magagas and geniuses who tell about their sleep rituals, what to do when you can't fall asleep because you look forward to your birthday or not sleep because you have a strange dream. Finally, Druna falls asleep, and when you get up, she realizes that it is sleep that allows us to play or do a lot of fun and fun, so she thanks her body for allowing her to understand when she is tired.
"Owl Drūlija and Yawn" is a narrative that grows a healthy relationship with its body and helps to better understand the importance of rest, suggesting ways to calm and fall asleep because sleep is a real pleasure. Therefore, in the history of this performance, the purpose of the owl is to develop the skills of the little ones to fall asleep, present sleep as a wonderful buddy, invite you to create your own sleep rituals and tell you what to do when you dream of a dream that you liked. As many as two new characters - Duck Magagagas and frog pompoche - will join this performance of Lithuania. The adventures in the forest will sound extremely in Lithuanian: you will hear Lithuanian national instruments such as birbynė, kankles, lump, scabs. And in the narrative itself, Lithuanian national games and all of us Lithuanians, a sensitive and magical relationship with nature, will be entangled. By fostering the stage of Lithuanian folk art, we strive to develop the identity of the younger generation - what our grandparents, parents grew up and grew up with our children will grow up with our children. “Lietuva ensemble has long been carrying out this mission - to introduce children to national art. And not only with performances for children, but also with education, which a large part of Lithuanian schools arrive. And the emergence of this owl is special, I knew the writer Inga Narijauskienė well, because I and my daughter attended her activities for little ones. Inga, raising her son Pius, began telling stories about owl Drūlia, so the character's stories have been grown for over twenty years. The performance is also a lot of pregnant at home-my daughter, Inga, raising a son and Pius himself, raising his son, ”says Giedrė Kriaučionytė-Vosylienė, a director, who works in the Lithuanian ensemble. The premiere performance of the ensemble Lietuva was successfully presented in 2024. In December in Vilnius, Kaunas and later in Marijampolė. Traditionally, testimonies for children's classes and groups are also invited to the premises of the ensemble Lietuva. The first performance "Owl Drūlija" was based on one of the tales of I. Narijauskienė "How Owl Drūlija was looking for patience". "Topics come with personal experiences. I always create what I feel and experience. The future second series will touch on the subject of listening to my body - when you want to do everything, guess a lot, and start to listen when your body says no - time to rest. In this case, I remember the owls. "On the first day of the premiere in Vilnius, the performance was shown three times in a row and all three of the hall was full. Later I watched a musical in Kaunas and Marijampolė and Vilnius Strange Theater - everywhere in the halls as well as full children. It is a really impressive experience. There are many warm reviews coming in. If adults are happy to play on stage and invite children to play, and the children are looking around, applauding and enjoying - can it be better? ”, The writer Inga shares. Owl Drūlija is a character created by the therapeutic stories I. Narijauskienė. A separate authentic life. For parents.
Creative team:
The author of the book is Inga Narijauskienė
Director-Giedrė Kriaučionytė-Vosylienė
The author of the librett is Daiva Čepauskaitė
Composer - Arthur Novik
Choreographer - Aušra Krasauskaitė
Scenographer and costume artist - Antanas Dubra

Owl Drūlija - Jovita Jankelaitytė / Gintarė Kulikauskytė
Performers - the State Ensemble Lietuva Choir, Orchestra and Dance Groups and soloists

The door opens: ~ 45 minutes. to the event
Duration of the event: ~ 60 min.
Breaks: No
Event language: Lithuanian
Children are admitted free of charge: up to 3 years of age inclusive (without taking up additional location, at the scene of the event by submitting the age proven document)
Age Censa: NO MANAGES: NO
For people with disabilities: persons with disabilities and accompanying persons buy regular tickets. We recommend individuals with wheelchairs to choose the edges in the party (if the partner is sedentary) and the first row on the balcony. The wheelchair will be available in the party between the passages and the balcony in front.
You can apply for 10 or more tickets to vipklentai@bilietai.lt

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