Dominykas DIGIMAS
A puppet and object theater performance about a young girl's courage and survival during World War II in Lithuania.
This poignant puppet and object theater piece tells the story of Magdė, a girl whose family is exiled to Siberia during World War II. She becomes a partisan, living in a bunker and saving lives, all while grappling with her own fears. The narrative, based on historical accounts and survivor testimonies, highlights the bravery of children in critical situations and the instinct to survive.
The production maintains a witty tone from the original book, with Magdė and her teacher recounting their memories after surviving a bunker explosion. It's a story that resonates with the director's personal family history of wartime resistance, emphasizing the importance of defending one's values even against overwhelming odds. The audience is invited to participate, helping to tell this compelling tale of resilience.