The performance of puppets for the whole family "Wolf and Goats" is a plastic, musical, ethnologically argued stage version of a well-known Lithuanian folk tale, revealing the multi-layered structure of the world and its order. This stage transformation emphasizes the most important events of existence (birth and death), the connections between good and evil, cause and effect, love and responsibility, and reminds us of the price of eternal values. It is an unadulterated, felt, mature performance of puppets, in which the theater seems to have formulated its ideological-philosophical concept, creative program: direct, authentic, conversation with the audience; original dramaturgy, looking for a starting point in Lithuanian folklore and mythology; multilayered image and thought; the family, not as a formal institution, but as a fundamental value; as a microcosm in which the processes of creation and self-creation, growth and cultivation take place continuously.

Actor, director, shareholder and creator of the idea: Linas Zube
Composer: Donatas Bielkauskas-Donis