DO NOT CRY AND DO NOT LEARN TO CRY
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Far, far, beyond the mountain, beyond the river in the palace, surrounded by an unusual garden, lives Princess Parysada. She has everything she wants — she is happy, carefree, beautiful, and, moreover, surrounded by the boundless love of her friends. One day, while playing in the garden, he learns that there are three wonderful wonders in the world — the self-played oak, the golden-bellied thrush and the Bulbulezar bird. Worried that she did not possess all the splendors of the world, the Princess fell into boundless sorrow, but could not shed a single tear. Her friends want to make her happy and win trophies for her. Despite the dangers that lie in wait for them, one of them sets off into the unknown, only for Parysada to regain her joy.
About the event
The play tells that despite the clear purpose of the characters' journey, it is not the destination that is important, but the journey itself and what happens during it. The story of Lesmian has a universal dimension. It shows how important friendship and courage are in life, but also ingenuity and cleverness. Parysada is whimsical and pampered, but at the same time empathetic, swaggering and hit. She is also not helpless, does not need rescue, she copes with difficult situations perfectly on her own. The princess's initial whims turn into a journey to discover herself and...
“The Tale of the Beautiful Parysad and the Bulbuliser Bird” allows us to think at what cost we strive to satisfy our needs and what happiness is. What is the indicator of happiness for us? What unexpected, thanks to the decisions made, can happen in the life of each of us?
After the performance, we invite you to a unique educational workshop that creatively develops the themes touched on the stage. In the price of the ticket we offer 30 — 40 minutes of inspiring fun with our educators.
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