Mouse Babies' Birthday (puppet play, 2–5 years)
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About
Hooray-hooray-hooray! A performance for children 2–5 years old — this time in the morning! Next Sunday, 31 May, we host an INTERACTIVE THEATRICAL PUPPET production "Mouse Babies' Birthday". What is the play about? In a large mouse family everyone is busily preparing for the birthday of the littlest mice. Festive bustle: decorating the house, ironing little costumes, setting the table… And suddenly the main attribute of the celebration — the cake — disappears! Piece by piece, with the actors of the "Tut i tam" theatre and the little spectators, all the pieces will be gathered together. Let's return the cake to the mouse babies! Tickets here (link) Register without fuss in KiddoDu or in the organizer's direct: telegram link
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Shorter performances for a very small audience, where little ones are not just spectators but active participants — they can move, touch objects, interact, and become part of the action. In baby theatre, what matters most are images, sounds, gestures, and mood rather than plot. Such performances develop attention and emotional responsiveness, provide a safe space for exploration, and often include a creative part where children can craft something with their own hands inspired by what they’ve seen.
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