Performances for children

Birakolore enters a poetic world where nature is slowly reclaiming spaces buried beneath concrete and urban routine. The performance, led by an elderly couple from a simpler rural world, unfolds as a gentle parade of colours, feelings, memories and rediscovered connections with the natural world.

Who is rustling beneath the rocks? Who is hiding, hunting, fleeing or watching from the shadows? The Nest is a puppet expedition into the unknown wilderness, where survival depends on instinct, cooperation and constant adaptation. 

Somewhere on a playful island rises Mount St. Gumboot: an unusual and whimsical landscape inhabited by eccentric creatures, wandering ideas, falling stars and boundless imagination. Inspired by graphic poetry, nonsense literature, surrealism and visual art, this non-narrative performance invites the youngest audience into a...

The performance Kumulunimbu tells the story of a journey shared by a girl and a cloud. Through puppetry, clowning, visual theatre and poetic imagery, it explores themes of migration, displacement, friendship, courage and hope with warmth, humour and emotional sensitivity.

One autumn day, the Lion discovers an injured Bird in his garden. Sensitive and caring, the Lion offers her shelter in his warm home, and an unexpected friendship slowly begins to blossom between the two very different creatures.

Inspired by Rudyard Kipling’s famous story, Mowgli is a visually dynamic performance where action replaces words. A small child, lost in the jungle among wolves, snakes, bears and predators far larger than himself, must learn to survive in a world full of danger, wonder and unexpected friendship.