On the eve of Easter, the bunny has lost its colors. What about Easter without painting eggs? Who took the paints? Lot and friends begin the investigation.
There are a lot of characters in the show – the actors are playing, there are dolls. The new production has been made in digital version. “This show was planned to be shown already at Easter last year,” adds L. Kaupuža. At that time, it was not possible to react so quickly to the changes brought about by the pandemic, because neither the actors nor the spectators were ready. “Well, we approach these digital projects rationally. This show is an indirect reference to this time. For Rabbit, the colors have disappeared because he is sad and sad. to others, “says L. Kaupuža and continues:” And yet – the individual takes on too much, wants to do everything alone, but it turns out that it is difficult to do it. If you can not do it yourself, you have to call friends. A friend’s shoulder, support, – and the world is colorful again. “
The optimal age for which the show is addressed is children from two to 12 years old, but L. Kaupuža emphasizes that in the ideal version, the whole family should watch the shows together, then discuss them – discussing events, images and characters. L. Kaupuža reminds that in Lotte’s books, their author Andruss Kivirehks talks about very different topics – including the fact that Dad disappears for a year with some kittens, and that Lote goes with his mother to the cemetery.
Meanwhile, the next performance is taking place at the Liepāja Puppet Theater – Ģirts Šolis is staged by Erik Kestner Small people. There will be real circus tricks in the show. This unusual story without words is about the smallest person in the world and his incredibly big dream to become a circus artist. “I watch the video sent by the director, and it becomes more and more interesting with each passing moment,” L. Kaupuža enthusiastically says. “We don’t have anything in the dent for an indefinite period of time to play on stage. We’re doing everything now, adapting to the situation.”
The digital content of the theater is also especially appreciated by the families and schools of the Latvian diaspora. Currently, three previously performed performances can be seen on the digital stage of Liepāja Puppet Theater – Little Red Riding Hood, As the rooster went a Where are the horses ?. They can be viewed on both home video rental sites Shortcut.lv a Helio.lv, though Zoom Class version, by agreement with the theater, both Sofa Zoom format on the site Bilesuparadize.lvby purchasing a family ticket or access code.
Details – Liepajaslelles.lv.
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