KEISTUOLIAI | Pyp pyp

Donald Harold G. Bissetas (1910-1955)-a well-known English writer, actor, TV show creator, animated film script. The legendary English writer who has created more than forty books for children. Nonsens -style fairy tales flickered with a variety of oddities and surprises, make readers laugh and make you wonder, because the smart author portrays the normal world, just "high -rise." His short and strange tale reborn in the first Strange Theater performances for children - "next time" and "next time" and We all know the snail Olaiv. The pig who wanted to fly, Varna Albertin, the angry uncle, the grasshopper Sendi and many other characters, but there are still many strange people in the book who would like to make friends with children. The cow will also be performed by the song of his creative work and the beetle in his endurance and a bulldozer named Bač.

The director of the young actor will try to turn D. Bisseto's tales into an unforgettable musical trip to which both children and adults can. We are hiding from strange fears or looking for new friends. This is how the goose Vilis wondered like this: "How good it would be if someone told me" Pyp Pyp! " Pigeons were buzzing, ducks quake, and crown trees at the tops of the trees. But no one, no one told him: "Pyp Pyp".

Actors: Judita Urnikytė, Dan Kamarauskas, Mantas Zemleckas, Jonas Šarkus, Jurgis Marčėnas, Gelmelinė Glemžaitė.

Screenplay author and director - Aidas Giniotis

scenography and costumes Artist - Ramunė Skrebūnaitė

The performance is recommended for children 4 to 13 years old.

Premiere - 2015 The duration of the performance is 60 minutes

The spectators are not allowed in the hall on December 6.

The performance is included in the Cultural Passport program. There are also discounts on pupils' groups. For registration, apply by e -mail: tickets@kistuoliai.lt

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