A Person As They Are, Everyone Can See

A Person As They Are, Everyone Can See

• 27 February, 10:00
• 28 February, 11:00
• 1 March, 11:00 and 17:00

A performance for ages 5 and up

💰 EDU ticket (teacher): 25 PLN (28 February)

High in the Himalayas there is an extraordinary hotel. A mountain refuge for lost migratory animals, resident species and domesticated beings. The hotel's director is a Yeti, and the deputy director is his curious daughter.

Yetinka is at an age when she asks difficult questions. Among them is what a person really is. Yeti avoids answering. He tries to protect his daughter from the whole world.

Frustrated, Yetinka sets off on a challenging journey to discover the answers to the questions that trouble her. She is accompanied by shy Snakey, the mysterious and cunning Guinea Pig, and an indecisive, hyperactive Dog. They long to stand face to face with the most mysterious of animals — the Human!

"A Person As They Are, Everyone Can See" is a play about the relationship between Yetinka and her father, who during an exciting adventure among Himalayan peaks, rainbow‑whistling caves and fantastic animals, learn to speak honestly with each other.

It is also a story about how others perceive us and what we can do to change that. There are no good or bad humans and animals. Each of us is defined by our choices, and it depends on us who we are.

Based on the text of the book by Marzena Matuszak with illustrations by Grażyna Rigall

Direction: Katarzyna Minkowska
Script, dramaturgy: Tomasz Walesiak
Scenography, costumes, animated objects: Marta Kodeniec inspired by illustrations by Grażyna Rigall
Scenography: Milena Trzcińska
Choreography: Krystyna Lama Szydłowska
Music: Wojciech Frycz
Song lyrics: Kamil Małanicz
Lighting director: Paulina Góral
Makeup: Joanna Chudyk, Katarzyna Gajda

Cast:

• Bartosz Bielenia
• Jan Sobolewski
• Piotr Polak
• Ewelina Pankowska
• Igor Shugaleev
• Krystyna Lama Szydłowska

Co-production: Nowy Teatr and Żeromski Theatre in Kielce