MEETING FESTIVAL: Tymoteusz Bear

Grotesque Theatre in Krakow — Tymoteusz Bear

Tymoteusz Rymcimci by the legendary actor-puppeteer and director, Jan Wilkowski, adapted by Sandra Szwarc, is a simple but incredibly funny story about a certain talkative bear bearing the serious name Tymoteusz.

The bear cub and his Bear Daddy live in a small house leading a quiet life full of ordinary affairs. One day Timothy is sent by Dad to the store for the missing egg for scrambled eggs. For a scrambled egg of five eggs can only succeed if there are five of them, right?

On the way back, he meets a dog, with whom he befriends. But will he be able to go home with him? Isn't the teddy bear too small for a four-legged friend? And what about all this, Daddy Bear?

This show full of cheerful songs touching the ordinary (but how serious!) Children's issues, such as the desire to have a close friend, care and responsibility for the pet and the feeling of loneliness will cause a smile on the face of many children. It will prompt parents to reflect on children's sensitivity, the need for trust and unconditional acceptance.

Age of recipients: 4+

BIG STAGE

The performance is presented as part of the 32nd International Festival of Puppet Theaters and Forms “Encounters” co-financed by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, the Municipality of the City of Toruń, the Local Government of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship. The patron of the Festival is PGE.

The performance will be translated into Polish Sign Language.