King Macius I

How is it that a child is more mature and perceptive than many adults? How is it that adults often find themselves helpless in the face of the issues they have to face?

A fairy tale about a little boy who did not have time to play because he came to rule the country, Korczak directs as much to children as to adults. And he treats them with equal seriousness. It raises questions about justice, sincerity and tolerance towards the other person. These questions, recalled after years on stage, sound remarkably contemporary.