The collection is a play for children (4-6 years old) exploring the phenomenon of collecting as play, need and ritual. Inspired by Tadeusz Kantor's thinking about the collection as a record of life, the project looks at what we collect in childhood and adulthood: stones, words, gestures, memories.
Description of the event
Seashell taken as a souvenir of the holiday. Stick raised while walking — for fun. Stones stuffed in pockets for the pleasure of touching them and throwing them. All these objects have been given to us by nature and by looking at them, touching them, we can satisfy a fraction of the longing for its soothing presence.
In the show, we look at children's need to collect — a natural curiosity that makes us stop at a round stone, a perfectly simple stick or a shell with a unique shape. The two heroines of the play have fun and collect the treasures of nature. From their meeting, a collection of sticks, stones and shells will be created, which can also be co-created by the audience, giving it its own order. The very organization of objects becomes a way of knowing the world and finding one's place in it.
A performance based on the language of movement and derived from a choreographic work with objects, for families with children from 4 to 6 years old.
Creative people
Directed by: Monika Kiwak
Creation, performance: Agnieszka Kolanowska, Marta Wołowiec
Costumes, scenography: Kasia Koczubiej — Pogwizd, Celina Kędziera
Music: Daga Gregorowicz, Mikołaj Poalski
Dramaturgy, research: Alicja Morawska — Rubczak
Lighting design: Klaudyna Schubert
Light and sound realization: Mariusz Gąsior, Konrad Pachel
Substantive consultations: Justyna Droń
Accessibility consultation: Jakub Studziński
Production: Anna Rejowska/Cricoteka
Practical information
When?
23 August, 13:30
Where?
Cricoteka Theatre Hall, 2-4 Nadwiślańska Street, Cracow
For whom?
For children 4-6 years old and their parents
The price?
A ticket for 30 PLN must be purchased for each person coming to the performance. Tickets available on Cricoteka website.
Accessibility
How to get to us?
The nearest public transport stops are: Korona (tram and bus) and Plac Bohateros Getta (tram). Cricoteka does not have a car park for guests. Two parking spaces for people with disabilities are located on Nadwiślańska Street, near the entrance from the side of the Bernatka footbridge, but a high curb may be a difficulty when getting out. Upon prior notification of such a need, we can allocate a temporary parking space in the square.
Availability of the event
The most convenient entrance to the building is through Cricoteki Square. After passing through the glass door, head to the elevator or staircase. The ticket office is located at level -1. Go to it if you do not have a ticket to the show or need additional information/assistance.
The people working in the cash register will show you the way forward. Upon prior notification of such a need, you can get to the hall directly from Cricoteki Square.
Sensory information:
The performance contains elements of interaction with the audience.
If you need more information or would like assistance or have other needs that we need to know about so that you can feel comfortable, please contact the Accessibility Coordinator:
Anna Rejowska (e-mail: rejowska@cricoteka.pl, tel.: 505 319 882)
There is also the possibility of making an appointment.
For more information on accessibility, visit https://cricoteka.pl/pl/dostepnosc/
The event is implemented as part of the project “Collection — a performance for children aged 4—6 years”. Co-financed by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund.
Cricoteka
Collection — performance for children (4-6 years) | 17:00
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The collection is a play for children (4-6 years old) exploring the phenomenon of collecting as play, need and ritual. Inspired by Tadeusz Kantor's thinking about the collection as a record of life, the project looks at what we collect in childhood and adulthood: stones, words, gestures, memories.
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