That’s me.

Three little people pretend to be a fox, a duck, and a giraffe, and maybe they really are. They could be children playing with animals, or they could be adults playing with children. Each has their favorite toy and their own house. And their favorite clothing. Each has its own color. Each of them enjoys life, their movements, and games. Happy to be exactly who they are, with their things, their qualities, and their abilities to do things. And then they discover that they are not alone. At first, it is difficult to find a common language and play together, but once they start, they can't stop! They learn from each other, get to know one another, study, imitate, contradict, support, follow each other, then deviate, collide, argue a little, then calm down, but above all: they enjoy each other. In friendship, in diversity, in socializing, in playing. How wonderful it is to be together! We follow the relationship of three sweet characters as they evolve from initially independent interactions to shared play. In the piece, among other things, you can see how a giraffe dances ballet, an oak tree dances jazz, and a fox performs contemporary dance.

Recommended for children aged 2 and up.
Performance length: 30 min.