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Microworlds

13 April
11:30 - 12:15
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ul. Jodłowa 25, Szczecin

About the event

performance for viewers aged 7-14

Man is a universe inhabited by countless numbers of very small organisms that make up our microbiota. In order to study these organisms, they need to be properly magnified - this is what magnifying glasses and microscopes are used for. There is also the exact opposite way - here, however, a suitably mad scientist is needed. Fortunately, there is no shortage of such scientists in MLPK*.

What if we were to shrink down to the size of bacteria and try to study them in their natural environment — in our gut? We invite you to a scientific, philosophical and adventure show, in which docent Quince undertakes a heroic journey into the interior of Hegel.

*Microbiological Laboratory of Mr. Kleks

Lecturer: Magdalena Gardas-Wasilewska

Voices from the set: Agata Elsner, Sławomir Muzioł

Costumes: Aroa Rodríguez Martínez

Songs: Magdalena Gardas-Wasilewska, Łukasz Kowalski

strange movements: Karolina Wensierska

light director: Paweł Królik

assistant set designer: Dominika Pałucka

Substantive consultations: dr n. biol. Joanna Sliwa-Dominiak

The partner of the event is Sanprobi Sp. z o.o. Sp. k., which is a leader in the field of probiotic therapy, and at the same time supports the organization of many cultural and sports events in Szczecin, in accordance with the slogan “We support culture, not only bacterial”.

We are substantively supported by the Polish Society for the Prevention of Chronic Diseases of the Gastrointestinal Tract abdominek, which is a non-profit organization working to improve the quality of life of children with gastroenterological diseases.

The premiere of the play “Microworlds” received co-financing from the Szczecin City Hall within the framework of the “Small Grants” program.

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