Takiego przedstawienia teatralnego jeszcze nie było! „Mali poszukiwacze” to kreatywna nauka poprzez zabawę. Interaktywne show wyrózniają brak podziału na artystów i publiczność, wspólne decydowanie o fabule spektaklu i wiele angażujących zwrotów akcji. Rozwiązując edukacyjne zagadki i różnorodne zadania, dzieci rozwijają umiejętności, których nie nauczą się w szkole.
The course of this event is a unique experience for its participants. The performance, or rather an interactive game that transforms the audience into a group of creative co-creators of the plot, is a guarantee of unforgettable impressions. Teodor, Zahary, and Karoliusz take us on an incredible journey into a mysterious world. Interestingly, one of the main characters remains hidden from the audience's view, serving them with a whole range of puzzles to solve. Why is this so important? Finding answers to questions together is actually the only way to find Karoliusz, who has been invisible until now. The reward waiting for creative participants is an impressive illusion show. The theater hall thus becomes a fully interactive learning center, where children, not actors, play the main role.
It's hardly surprising that parents in Łódź have been waiting impatiently for this type of event – and now their children are looking forward to it with joy. On March 17th, "Little Seekers" will visit our city! Marcin Mroziński, a dancer, choreographer, and finalist of "You Can Dance" known to many of us, and Damian Spętany, a famous illusionist and semi-finalist of "Poland's Got Talent", are inviting everyone to the fun. The performance will also feature Łódź actor Piotr Choma and Zofia Rzepnikowska, a world champion in show dance. It promises to be really interesting!
- While working on the "Little Seekers" script, I consulted it with experts: pedagogues and child psychologists. I wanted the show to be tailored to two age groups of viewers, to meet their needs and develop diverse skills – explains Marcin Mroziński, the author of the script and performer of the role of Zahary – One of them is, for example, creative thinking. During our performances, we teach children that there are no wrong answers or wrong questions. We encourage them to seek their own solutions, and by rewarding and praising each one, we strengthen children's sense of self-worth and encourage them to find their own path – he adds.
The form of the show engages all senses, perfectly combines theoretical tasks with practical ones, and also uses movement elements. Learning through play, children collectively solve interesting rebuses, work out complex ciphers, find hidden messages, interpret abstract images, and answer actors' questions using established gestures. During the event, they also have the opportunity to learn an amazing dance routine. It's a perfect opportunity for every participant to discover the soul of an artist within themselves!
„Mali poszukiwacze” is not only great entertainment for the whole family, but also an innovative way to develop many skills.
- The performance places great emphasis on soft skills, such as a desire to learn, adaptability, cooperation and engagement, and communication. The author of the performance has also taken great care to include movement-based tasks in the show – summarizes Monika Just, a pedagogue and creative thinking trainer.
„Mali poszukiwacze” with two performances for two age groups (4-7 and 8-10 years old) on March 17th at Big Bang Studio in Łódź!
Tickets available here: http://bit.ly/mali-poszukiwacze
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