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The bears went hunting for honey and left their cottage empty. Little Masha is bored in the forest and decides to climb through the window of the cottage. What happens next?

Fimfárum is a twig that fits into a welly and is only a hair’s breadth thicker than the thinnest cane. If you whip it once, everything around you stops moving. Movement doesn’t restart until Fimárum is whipped again. There was only one in existence and it was owned by a devil…

This puppet play stages three fairy-tales from the popular book by Jan Werich.

 

A hand puppet adaptation of the classic fairy-tale. Two actresses perform the story of Little Red Riding Hood – but each in a different way. The drama needs to be toned down, however, and it’s necessary to get some laughs. The reaction of the audience (children and grown-ups as well), reciprocated by the actresses, turns the performance into a unique experience. The performance is staged by two theatres – Bořivoj from Prague and Kordula from Liberec. 

 

 

A big house in the middle of a big city. Jáchym lives here with his mother and father. It’s summer, and his friends are gone. Jáchym hangs around the house alone. Ema arrives for part of the summer holidays. Mysteries are about to be revealed. As soon as Jáchym and Ema meet, a riddle involving a clumsy old man and a locked door begins to unfold. The children don’t have a choice; they must get to the bottom of this mystery.

 

Using several puppets, actress Markéta Sýkorová illustrates the ridiculous behaviour of a stupid boy named Kuba who tries to follow his mother’s advice, but always messes things up. Kuba is to marry Markyta and bring her a present, but he misunderstands his mother’s advice and does something dumb again. This triggers a chain of advice and the nonsensical following of it, which is hilarious for children, as even the smallest child is cleverer than our Kuba. 

The Three Threadmakers