Age 0-3

“Lola, Mila and the Tooth Fairy”, created based on an idea by Kristina and Sergej Ćetković, written by Dušan Bulić...

“Lola, Mila and the Tooth Fairy”, created based on an idea by Kristina and Sergej Ćetković, written by Dušan Bulić and Dunja Petrović, and directed by Jovan Stamatović-Karić and Nikola Zavišić, takes the audience to the magical Tooth City, where every tooth left behind becomes a gift for another child. Through Lola and Mila’s adventure and their encounter with General Caries and Kamenc, the performance warmly and humorously explores connection, understanding, and the idea that everyone can change if given a chance.

While other children are playing, the girl Singi Lumba still hasn’t finished her homework — because she can’t find the...

While other children are playing, the girl Singi Lumba still hasn’t finished her homework — because she can’t find the right pencil and crayon! However, this task will lead her to meet a new, unusual friend, Felipo Bibi, with whom she will not only manage to finish her homework, but also discover everything that hides in our imagination and how it can help not only us, but also those around us. What starts as an ordinary, boring day will turn into the most exciting children’s adventure — one through which we’ll realize that dreams really can come true, and that we should never stop dreaming!

The performance is inspired by the visible and invisible forces that move macrocosms and microcosms — forces that drive rituals,...

The performance is inspired by the visible and invisible forces that move macrocosms and microcosms — forces that drive rituals, movements, and flows that set bodies, emotions, and encounters into motion, creating communities. The performance affirms the beauty found in the feeling of changeability, in meaning that slips away, in the moment that disappears as a new one emerges.

Based on episodes from the famous novel Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift, the authors have refreshed this well-known story with a style...

Based on episodes from the famous novel Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift, the authors have refreshed this well-known story with a style inspired by the culture and art of the Far East. The tale of the wandering sailor serves as a foundation for exploring important themes such as peer violence, understanding, and respecting differences among individuals.

A cheerful frog family has its own little traveling puppet theater. Just like “sometime between the two wars,” the most...

A cheerful frog family has its own little traveling puppet theater. Just like “sometime between the two wars,” the most beloved children’s writer of Belgrade, Serbia, and Yugoslavia, Brana Cvetković, had his own traveling theater called “Brana’s ORPHEUM.”

A musical for children, based on Aesop's fables, shows in an interesting way how opposites attract. The show was created...

A musical for children, based on Aesop's fables, shows in an interesting way how opposites attract. The show was created on the basis of the original text written by Maja Pelević and directed by Đurđa Tešić. Through the allegorical story of love in the animal world, this show captures the typical behaviours and roles that children assume when they step into puberty. And all of these "animal phases" are an important part not only of the character and identity of some new young generations, but also of a good old growing up process. Animals are different from people in everything except in one thing - the ability to love!

This is a story about the visible and the invisible, the tangible and the intangible, the audible and the inaudible....

This is a story about the visible and the invisible, the tangible and the intangible, the audible and the inaudible. A story told through pictures and movement about discovering the world around us by creating a world in imagination. A game where those two worlds merge and become life. The game is important for all children and for all adults.

Some children are sometimes afraid of darkness, but darkness is also an ideal time and place to play - it...

Some children are sometimes afraid of darkness, but darkness is also an ideal time and place to play - it is the world of bedtime stories, the world of dreams, scary and funny animals and monsters, the world of games played in the dark, the world of making up and imagination in which everything is possible. Darkness is also the beginning of every performance. "Turn off! "Turn off (the lights)!” and let’s get started.

Two sisters went to the market to sell a donkey. The older sister was riding a donkey, while the younger...

Two sisters went to the market to sell a donkey. The older sister was riding a donkey, while the younger one was walking. When people saw them, they asked why the older sister was sitting and the younger one was walking. The sisters changed places. That was not good either - another man wondered why the younger sister was sitting and the older one was walking. Finally, they both sat on the donkey, but the donkey didn't like it. Then they dismounted and continued on foot. Perhaps the situation where no one was riding the donkey was also strange to someone, but it would have been even stranger if they had carried the donkey. Realising that they could not please everyone, the sisters returned home with their donkey.

“The Little School of Rock and Roll” was written some twenty years ago as a new rendition of “Rock and...

“The Little School of Rock and Roll” was written some twenty years ago as a new rendition of “Rock and Roll for Children”, played in Boško Buha Theatre. At that time, we had a radical idea: to check, in a musical piece, whether the bel canto of Aca Korać, Minja Subota, Zoran Rambosek and Radoslav Grajić could put on the attire of rock and roll, without losing the already acquired popularity. We asked Vlada Divljan and Gile Gojković to help us and they did the good job. Both performances were well received. This time, Jagoš Marković has accepted the task to revive the emotion of “The Little School of Rock and Roll”, as remembered by today's thirty-year-olds!