Baby Bebač follows the first year of life of twin babies. From the first cry to the first step, the baby girl and the baby boy face various challenges: cramps, growing teeth, crawling, getting up and stumbling. Their parents do not know what leeee, neeee, aaaa means, so because of various trifles they call friends, relatives and doctors. During this time, babies develop their own language, only understandable to them, the language of sounds and images that leads them to explore the world in the smallest detail. While adults will be reminded of how important it is to make mistakes and try and learn over and over again, our babies may encounter puppet art for the first time and find a theatrical thrill in this, for them new, experience that will accompany them in their growing up.
The author team of the play consists of screenwriter and director David Petrović, dramaturgical associates Nataša Antulov, Goran Zelić and Andrea Špindel, assistant director Goran Zelić, visual identity author Nisa Hrvatin, composer Olja Dešić, lighting designer Sanjin Seršić, and performed by Andrea Špindel and David Petrović.
The performance space next to the Drenova Heritage Museum is arranged by volunteer work of members of associations “Without Borders” and “Dren” as part of the Rijeka Local Partnership Programme, which transforms the museum yard into an open-air public performance space for performances, film screenings, lectures, social life...
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