GULLIVER'S TRAVELS

The show is recommended for viewers from the age of 8. A performance with subtitles in English. After the performance, there will be a meeting with the creators.

“Gulliver's Travels” by Jonathan Swift, directed by award-winning director and theater creator Krzysztof Garbaczewski, is a story about taming otherness, acceptance and tolerance in new, unbridled worlds. The director uses Swift's novel in a brilliant way, recreating its satirical character. Garbaczewski, using fairy-tale elements, tells about the reality that is here and now. Realizing his version of “Gulliver's Travels”, he asks the question: “How to find oneself in an alien environment?”.

The creators of the show invite you to the modern version of “Gulliver's Journey”, which is inspired by the classics of literature, but at the same time uses new technologies. Dolls created by Alexandra Vasilkovskaya will appear on the stage, but also animated avatars.

The show plays with the latest technologies - I will drink: the inhabitants of Liliput walk after the hero and even jump on his hand. AI at the service of the theater for the young spectator works really well here; in this case, this tool turns out not to be an effector's gadget, but a real support for the imagination. The thing — well — is that travel educates. That in different places people are different — and that's great. That “small” and “big” are relative concepts. Rafal Turowski, turow.ski

Gulliver's entire journey and his stops are illustrated by the excellent, evocative music of Qba Janicki, which reveals a wide spectrum of sonic possibilities of percussion instruments. Here you can hear both membranophones, whose task is to set the rhythm (they illustrate the storm, turbulent waves, gusts of wind), as well as delicate melodic idiophones (defining the atmosphere of individual islands). Magdalena Figzal-Janikowska, teatralny.pl