Beboki

Originator: Grzegorz Chudy Production: TRIP THEATRE — travels with stage Written and directed by: Anna Bączek-Lieber Set design: Grzegorz Chudy, Wojciech Żak, Anna Bączek-Lieber Paintings: Grzegorz Chudy Music: Kuba Fedak and Karo Przewłoka Light direction: Sergiusz Brożek Doll production: Ewa Kapias KRYSka Designe (here you can order an individual Bebok - for yourself or as a gift!) ♥ Silesian language correction: Rafał Szyma Assistant director, puppet consultancy: Wojciech Żak Producer assistant: Emilia Kubiak Visual identity and animations: Justyna Kwiatkowska

Starring: Hania — Paulina Janik-Żak Jorguś, Treasurer — Marcin Lieber Elska — Daria Kasprzak Heksa — Emilia Kubiak Świetla. Mama — Anna Bączek-Lieber Grandma (voice) — Grażyna Bułka

Duration: approx. 75 minutes (without interruption)

The first and only family show about Bebok from Katowice - for Viewers from 6 years old to infinity... We invite you to take an unforgettable journey into the depths of children's imagination. You will live with us an extraordinary adventure in the corners of the children's room, the eaves of old tenement houses and the depths of the mine corridors. We will be looking for answers to many troubling questions, not only about the life of a baby. We will take you on a sentimental journey, which will become an excuse to tell young Viewers about Silesian traditions and culture.

Ten-year-old Hania, who shares an unusual emotional bond with her deceased grandmother, will invite you into her world. This sensitive, stubborn and courageous girl will do anything to save her loved ones!

Her room is inhabited by two friendly and somewhat untamed creatures — Beboki. George and Elska. This unprecedented duo of opposite characters is able to defuse any tense situation and make a sincere smile on our faces.

Beboki is a minimalist spectacle in form, but extremely expressive through the use of references to Grzegorz Chude's painting. These are the BEBOKI of Grzesia, they came out of his images so these worlds were connected together, they form a kind of unity. Watching the performance is a real treat for all lovers of painting and a great opportunity to play in search of contexts not only in the painting, but also content, referring to the artist's work.