Interactive Movement Show for Babies 6-18 Months "THE WORLD TREE" (Dir. Birute Baneviciute)

Concept author, director and choreographer: Birute Baneviciute Interactive movement show for babies aged 6-18 months Duration - 40 min. Tickets must be purchased for babies too Please note: this show is intended for babies aged 6-18 months Creative team: Concept, direction and choreography - Birute Baneviciute Set and costume designer - Medile Siaulytyte Music - Augustinas Alisauskas Choreographer's assistant - Giedre Subotinaite Director's assistant - Gelena Ivaskevic Choreographer Birute Baneviciute's "The World Tree" is a sensory-friendly movement show for the very youngest audiences, offering babies the freedom to explore movements, body language and objects on stage together with the performers. The actors' costumes and set elements change colour and shape, encouraging babies to move and discover the joy of exploration. For parents, it is a rare opportunity to see their little ones in an extraordinary artistic environment that sparks imagination and nurtures creativity. The show has no words - movement becomes the universal language. The show's concept draws on the image of the World Tree found in the mythology of many cultures: its roots represent the past and the underworld, its trunk the present and earthly life, and its branches the future and the heavens. During the performance, actors creatively transform abstract objects into the mythological attributes of the World Tree, leaving space for the little ones to interpret the ideas in their own way. A sensory-friendly show - suitable for children with heightened sensory sensitivity and disabilities. No words - accessible to non-Lithuanian speakers. Please remember to remove your shoes upon entering the performance space. Cast: Edita Goncarova, Jelena Ragimova, Bozena Aleksandrovic, Maksim Tuchvatulin, Aleksandr Kanajev, Telman Ragimov Photography and filming are permitted during the show. Images are intended for the theatre's communications.

Adresas: Vilniaus senasis teatras