Vytautas LEISTRUMAS
A girl discovers a world of talking objects in her grandparents' attic, each with a story to tell.
This puppet and object theater performance, based on Danguolė Kandrotienė's book "Closet Stories," offers a whimsical journey into the past. It explores the idea that old, seemingly useless items hold rich histories and memories, encouraging young audiences to look beyond the immediate and appreciate the stories embedded in everyday objects.
The play's premise, where a girl bored without Wi-Fi in the countryside finds magic in an attic, provides a charming narrative for children aged 5 and up. It's a creative way to spark imagination and reflection on the value of things and the stories they carry, presented by an acclaimed creative team known for their engaging children's productions.