Ear

What do you do when you're just an Ear, and one morning your Head decides to hit the road without you? Thus begins the extraordinary odyssey of a tiny hero in a huge world, where each object hides its own secret. Left alone with the unknown, the ear discovers a rare gift — it can listen and hear like no one else.

What do you do when you're just an Ear, and one morning your Head decides to hit the road without you? Thus begins the extraordinary odyssey of a tiny hero in a huge world, where each object hides its own secret. Left alone with the unknown, the Ear discovers a rare gift within himself—he can listen and hear like no one else. In this journey, the most diverse fates come to life: someone's sad song, distant memories of the southern stars and a silent confession of a mistake made. The scene turns into a space of miraculous transformations, where even ordinary things gain a voice to be heard. In the way of the hero will stand insidious networks of lies and bad words, but the sincerity and fidelity of new friends will prove to be stronger than any bondage. This is a bright and wise story about the fact that even the smallest particle of the world can become its heart, if it is filled with compassion

The play “Ear” based on the book by the award-winning Estonian author and illustrator Piret Raud was directed by Belarusian artist Jura Dzivakou. The inspiration for writing this witty and wise story was the ear of the famous painter Vincent Van Gogh. In the play, we move through imagination to a completely surreal world.

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director and adaptation: Jura Dzivakou set design: Tatsiana Dzivakova music: Ilya Semashkevich

Cast: Anna Przygoda, Jakub Kowalczyk

Inspector: Anna Przygoda

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TeatrVaria — “The Journey of the Ear”

Perfectly! On the one hand, it is still the Jury Dzivakou Theater. Waiting for the release of imagination. Blindings and disembarkation at Realia Harbor. Sailing on the wide waters of dreams, associations and creations. The children, which I was pleased to observe, looked delighted. The audience was filled with cries of surprise, laughter, and brief comments exchanged with parents. No wonder. The idea for “The Ear” is great in my opinion. Execution even better.

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