Tickets included: 120/100 zł
Family packages:
2 adults plus a child - 30% discount on a child ticket
2 adults plus 2 children - 50% discount on the ticket for the second child
2 adults plus 3 children — third child ticket free*
Circus over circuses, or Tarabumba! But the Circus...
We invite you to an unusual theatrical, circus and musical show of the Groteska Theater in Krakow.
The narrator of this story is Bambino — a bit of a trickster, a bit of a poet, who escapes from Boredom. Not as ordinary as boredom during a long trip or on a rainy day, but the bigger one — which takes away the desire to act and the joy of experiencing everyday life. Bambino goes to the circus, which turns out to be no ordinary place. It is a circus in which each character has his own problem and his big dream: The elephant is afraid of the Mouse so much that he smashes everything around, although in fact he likes it very much. Lotta Pig loves to fly, but she is afraid that one day she will get stuck in a cannon and will no longer fly. The Fire Swallow, who used to be the star of the arena, is overwhelmed by the prose of life - today he indulges in cooking and a little misses the old magic of the circus.
In this way, a story is created about the fact that everyone has the right to feel, to experience, and sometimes to be afraid — and that through closeness and imagination, hope can be found. The show does not give ready-made answers, but it raises important questions — and encourages children to look for theirs. Older viewers will hear a gentle echo of the legendary Tarabumba Circus, younger ones will discover that the theater can be a place of joint fun, conversation and authentic emotions.
Tarabumba! But the Circus... is an invitation to travel together — through laughter and emotion, through strangeness and beauty. Because even if sometimes Boredom appears, somewhere nearby there is always a different, colorful world - full of adventures, feelings and dreams.
The performance is a contemporary variation on the first performance of the Grotesque Theatre from 1945 — the famous Tarabumba Circus directed by Władysław Jarema. But don't expect a historical story. Our show is a theatrical experience full of fantasy and color — created for children and their imagination, but also for adults who still remember what it is like to dream.
Scene for younger children
premiere: September 20, 2025 duration: 2 h 20 min. 1 break family performance for viewers from 7 to 100 years
Directed by: Magdalena Miklasz-Turna
Dolls: Olga Ryl-Krystianowska
Set design, costumes: Marta Śniosek-Masacz
Music: Anna Stela
Arrangements: Ignacy Matuszewski
Choreography: Marta Bury
Lighting design: Monika Stolarska
Assistant lighting director: Krzysztof Diedzic
Vocal consultation: Jarek Oberbek
Assistant Director: Lech Walicki
Produced by Anna Ratkowska-Filipowicz
Inspectors: Krzysztof Karś, Marek Stawowczyk
They occur:
Bambino: Paweł Kuźma
Boredom: Diana Jedrzejewska-Szumska
Circus Director: Jakub Popławski
Poodle:Paweł Mróz
Parrot: Adam Godlewski
Elephant: Lech Walicki
Horse: Michał Sienkiewicz (guest)
Viola: Małgorzata Hachlowska
Donkey: Zbigniew Kozłowski
Trainer I: Jarek Oberbek
Lion, Trainer II: Andrzej Kopczyk
Fire Swallow: Bartłomiej Olszewski
White Mouse, Cracow Malcontent: Katarzyna Kopczyk
Gray mouse: Dominika Guzek
Lotta Pig: Gabriela Oberbek
Ghost of the Clown: Maja Spychaj-Kubacka
Circus critic: Krzysztof Grygier
Stage: Iwona Olszewska-Watemborska
Book of Complaints and Grievances, White Mouse, Hand of the Fire Swallow, Lotty Pigs Raciczki: Jagoda Jasnowska
Cracow Malcontenta: Olga Przeklasa
Ballerina: Zuzanna Bah
Ballerina (puppet), Rear of the Elephant: Bartosz Watemborski
A family show for viewers from 7 to 100 years old.
*Family packages are sold exclusively at the KCK box office.
Kieleckie Centrum Kultury
Tarabumba! But the Circus...
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We invite you to an unusual theatrical, circus and musical show of the Groteska Theater in Krakow.
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