SNOW WHITE AND THE SIX DWARFS

SNOW WHITE AND THE SIX DWARFS is a modern version of the Grimm brothers fairy tale written by Magda Żarnecka and Przemysław Jaszczak. The show is about finding your own place, the power of friendship and building a family of choice.

Snow White lives in the shadow of the Evil Queen, obsessed with her beauty and addicted to the magical Mirror. When it accidentally shatters, everything changes — the Queen discovers that it is Snow White who is now the most beautiful in the world. Out of jealousy, he decides to get rid of it.

Fleeing danger, Snow White goes to the forest and meets six extraordinary dwarfs: the impulsive Drake, the dreamy Pot, the introverted Silent, eccentric Tarot, the practical Pridasus, and the nature-loving Squirrel. Although each of them is completely different and carries their own fears and loneliness, over time they begin to form a community.

When Snow White falls victim to a poisoned apple, the dwarves embark on an adventurous quest to find scattered pieces of the Mirror and remove the spell. This spell is a symbol of sleep, jealousy and the desire for power, and its withdrawal is possible only through the harmonious cooperation, courage and mutual trust of the protagonists of the play.

The show combines humor with emotion, showing that a real family does not always mean blood ties — sometimes it is formed by those who simply choose to be together.

poster design KLAUDIA LASZCZYK

photo KAROL BUDREWICZ