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When not only small children but also mothers and fathers go to bed, the town of Marmių comes to life in the distant and mysterious Martvudo forest. Its inhabitants are round BLACK creatures, one of whom is Olis, and he is not like the others. He is YELLOW!

WhaleDreams and Vėjų teatras invite you to get to know Olis, who came from the book by Indrė Pavilonytė and Martynas Pavilonis. Marmiai: Olis ir dažų kibirėlis (Marmiai: Olis and the Paint Bucket) is a unique book for children about feelings, discoveries, and mystical night creatures. The entire series of books about Marmiai has become unambiguously unique in the context of children's literature and has captured the hearts of many young readers.

The performance analyzes the phenomenon of a unique, authentic person. The creators talk to children about individuality, uniqueness, and various feelings through songs, movement, and illustrations of extraordinary beauty. The performance aims to foster children's empathy and ability to accept their own and others' differences.

Performance for children aged
5-10 Duration: 50 min.

Creative team:
Director and music composer – Gabrielius Zapalskis
Actor – Danas Kamarauskas
Set and costume designer – Laura Luišaitytė
Illustrator – Martynas Pavilonis
Video animation creator Lighting
designer – Ignas Lungevičius
Photographer – Nendrė Žilinskaitė

The play was created at the Vėjų Theater.
Tickets are distributed by kakava.lt.

Ticket prices:

• Bilietas vienam asmeniui 12 eur.
• Dviejų asmenų bilietas 22 eur.
• Trijų asmenų bilietas 30 eur (Norėdami įsigyti tris bilietus su šia nuolaida – pirkimo metu jau pasirinkus bilietus, prie mėlyno mygtuko turite spausti „Redaguoti“, ten galėsite pasikeisti nuolaidos tipą)

IMPORTANT! Both children and adults need a ticket.

Partners of the performance: Children's Land, a literary awareness program for children and teenagers; Indrė Pavilonytė and Martynas Pavilonis, authors of the Marmius book series; Alma littera publishing house; and Vėjų teatras, a theater for children.

The performance is partially funded by the Lithuanian Council for Culture.