TINY FAIRY TALES

We all love fairy tales, right? Kings, princesses, dragons and knights, great adventures, powerful magic, fly bait, dangerous slippers...

Wait, wait, what?! Ah, come on. After all, these are fairy tales by Malina Préga, small, often unnoticed, such that they can be peered through a magnifying glass. We are sure that these miniature stories about extraordinary heroes will appeal to both small and even larger viewers. In our fairy tales, it is not a knight or a royal who goes to the rescue of a lady in distress, but the Disappointed Horseman Romuald in his own person, completely without a rider. The tiny flea Majka will mistake a teddy bear for a live animal and get into quite a bit of trouble involving a suspicious mosquito ointment. We will also have a long journey in the company of a little cat Fiu Fiu in love, we will observe the life turmoil of the young Zbyszek pier, the Marzena fly and the Old Grandmother living nearby. Perhaps we will also all together look for a tiny plastic Sheep who got lost again, but found someone by the way? And have any of you wondered what quarrels and desires a hair on a balding head can have? The fairy tale about the Italian Patrick lightly and with an admixture of poetry tells us about the inevitable and, by the way, allows us to discover the beauty in dreams.

So many adventures, so many events, so many emotions and joys, although they say our fairy tales are so tiny...! And on top of that, embellished with equally tiny, cute songs, such as those to hum under the nose. Who like who, but children know well that small is beautiful. And curious, unpredictable and full of humor!

“Tiny Fairy Tales” are six independent micro-stories that are presented in different configurations — always three. Check out the current repertoire which ones we are currently playing!

The Tale of Old Grandmother and Molo Zbyszek

Fairy Tale and Mother

A Tale of a Sheep Who Was Constantly Lost

Fairy Tale of Kotka Fiu Fiu

The Tale of the Italian Patrick

The Tale of the Disappointed Horseman Romualda

The play took part in the 28th National Competition for the Exhibition of Polish Contemporary Art. The National Competition for the Exhibition of Polish Contemporary Art aims to reward the most interesting repertory research in the Polish theater, to support domestic dramaturgy in its stage productions and to popularize Polish contemporary drama. The competition is organized by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage and the Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute in Warsaw.

In the first stage of the Competition, the performances are evaluated by the Artistic Committee composed of: Paweł Kluszczyński, Katarzyna Lemańska, Andrzej Lis, Jacek Sieradzki (chairman), Katarzyna Tokarska — Stangret, Wiktoria Tabak, Agnieszka Wójtowicz.