Tell the children: “Paper, scissors and treasure island”

Paper and scissors can sometimes really save the situation. Especially when the hall is filled to the brim, and the only evidence of your amazing travels has simply evaporated. “Paper, Scissors and Treasure Island” is a children's play that proves that it doesn't take much to explore the whole world — just a piece of paper and unlimited imagination.

Domi and Mati are a duo of great travelers. They were supposed to tell about their encounters with scorpions, fighting crocodiles and flying on the wings of a huge eagle. The problem is that their book did not arrive from the printing house and the travel blog disappeared under unexplained circumstances.

Faced with such a “catastrophe”, our heroes must find in themselves a long-forgotten power. Instead of professional slides, paper and scissors come into play. With their help, the children's theater turns into a fascinating workshop for creativity. See how a flat sheet of paper grows into a jungle.

Why should you come to this particular children's show in Wroclaw? The Figurki Theater has reached for the classic, although today rarely seen technique of paper theater and inspiration from board games. It is an extremely plastic form that draws young viewers into the process of creating live stories.

Children can observe how from several cuts and bends the dolls and the entire set design are made. This is quite an interesting lesson for the little ones (and a reminder for adults) that you don't need advanced technology to create something beautiful.

“Paper, scissors and treasure island” is a pure, joyful adventure. The goal of travelers is to awaken the explorer gene in the audience. Children will come home not only with a smile, but above all with their heads full of ideas. Domi and Mati leave little viewers with specific tools to play:

This show does not end on stage, but continues long after you return home. If you are looking for an event for children in Wrocław, the Figurki Theater comes with a refreshing proposal. Convince yourself that the best stories are written by our own imagination.