Miracle and Kósza - The icing on the cake! tale series
Ingredients: 2 good actors 1 good book 1 good place +many happy children
Schedule
Ingredients: 2 good actors 1 good book 1 good place +many happy children
Miracle, the Miracle Worker and Kósza, the wanderer, live on a farm near Gödöllő. Kósza, full of good intentions, has caused so much mischief that Csoda always has something to put right. These stories would never have come about if it hadn't been for the adults who want to understand the children's language, because they know that they can learn a lot from them. Watch the unforgettable adventures of Zoltán Czigány's unforgettable horses, performed by the actors Hanna Pálos and Dániel D. Kovács.
Played by Hanna Pálos and D. Dániel Kovács
The actor-actress duo dream up the characters of the popular book and tell their story.
10.15-10.30: crafts on the theme of the performance, colouring/reading corner
10.30: story-telling
After the story time: crafts, colouring/reading corner, Pagony book fair.
Photo by Bea Szokodi
Pagony Publishing House and the Jurányi House.
The programme is supported by Mastercard.
Pagán and Pagánya Museum, a project of the Pagánny and Pagánya Publishing House, is supported by the project of the Pagánny and Pagánya Publishing House:
Jordán Adél and Keresztes Tamás - Kertész Erzsi: Nem mese
Kata Pető and Ádám Porogi - András Dániel: What was James doing under the bed?
Linda Verebes and Csaba Pindroch- András Dániel: Kicsibácsi and Kicsinéni
Dóra Szinetár and Zalán Makranczi: Szofi transforms
Judit Rezes - Győző Szabó: Veronika Marék: Boribon and the 7 balloons
Hanna Pálos - Dániel D. Kovács: Zoltán Czigány: Miracle and Kósza
Mórocz Adrienn and Kovács Lehel - Harcos Bálint: Dorka and the rolled button
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Our aim in creating the Jurányi was to find a stable, shared home for the independent theatre and creative arts sector, providing the infrastructure necessary for its day-to-day operations. We wanted to create a cultural centre in the Buda area, a "contemporary art house" where theatre-loving young people could spend a few hours over a coffee or even a theatre performance, a creative children's activity or an acrobatic movement class, thus re-filling the abandoned educational institution with an active community life.
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