Kakė makė and the talent show

DIRECTOR: Šarūnas Datenis

CAST:

Kakė Makė - Adelė Teresiūtė-Aukštikalnė, Paulė Konstancija Giniotaitė Netvarkos nykštukas - Šarūnas Navickas Dad - Leonas Milius Grandma - Larisa Kalpokaitė, Marta Lipčienė Pirate Cat - Marta Lipčienė, Paulė Konstancija Giniotaitė, Adelė Teresiūtė-Aukštikalnė Witch - Marta Lipčienė, Larisa Kalpokaitė Fairy - Marta Lipčienė, Adelė Teresiūtė-Aukštikalnė, Paulė Konstancija Giniotaitė Mamaisa and Nanaisa - Leonas Milius, Eimantas Pakalka Čiūčia - Eimantas Pakalka

Domino Theatre, in collaboration with Nelly Jelly World, presents its third children's play, "Kakė Makė ir talentų šou" (Kakė Makė and the Talent Show).

One day, a bored Kakė Makė turns on the TV and sees a talent show that she likes so much that she decides to participate in it herself! But to participate, you need a group. So, Kakė Makė organizes auditions for her group, "Kakė Makė and Friends." Participants include the dog Čiūčia, the monsters Mamaisa and Nanaisa, the Mess Dwarf, and the Pirate Cat.

When the day of the talent show arrives, Kakė Makė and her group prepare to take the stage and show everything they can do. It should be wonderful! But suddenly, Kakė Makė is overcome with great fear because the first to perform in the competition is the Witch, who receives thunderous applause. Will Kakė Makė dare to overcome her sudden fear of performing? Is winning always the most important thing? Nevertheless, the performance is a great success. It is time to judge the songs, and the entire audience in the hall will help with that! After the results are announced, a surprise awaits the talent show participants, which Kakė Makė will have to solve.

In the play, you will be able to hear not only the highly popular and well-known Kakė Makė songs "Vasara" (Summer), "Kiek daug spalvų" (So Many Colors), "Ačiū" (Thank You), "Mano filmas" (My Movie), and "Zombiai" (Zombies), but also new tracks.

The play "Kakė Makė ir talentų šou" is based on Lina Žutautė's book "Kakė Makė ir koncerto diena" (Kakė Makė and the Day of the Concert). It teaches that mistakes can be corrected, and the most important thing is not to stop trying and to pursue your dreams.