A Mouse Called Julian

directed by Asja Kahrimanović
author Joe Todd-Stanton
dramaturgy Benjamin Zajc
set design Jure Engelsberger, Katarina Planinc
music Zajtrk (Sven Horvat, Laura Krajnc)
performers Gašper Malnar, Zala Ana Štiglic, Ajda Toman

About the power of friendship between prey and predator

Mouse Julian prefers to spend his days alone rather than in the company of his neighbours. No wonder — someone is always trying to eat him! By chance, one day a fox falls into his burrow. And so begins an unexpected friendship between two completely different animals! This wordless performance tells a story about tolerance, mutual understanding, friendship, and overcoming fear. It is the directorial debut of LGL ensemble member and acclaimed puppeteer Asja Kahrimanović.

Lutkovno gledališče Ljubljana (LGL) is the main Slovenian puppet theatre presenting both puppet and drama performances for children, youth, and adults. Its primary audience is children and young people. The theatre operates five permanent and several smaller occasional stages, which together can accommodate around one thousand spectators and present about ten premieres each year.

3+ | 30‘

Komorní scéna Aréna
non-verbal