KIDS

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Four colorful, playful, and unstoppable storyteller-players—Vuf, Vın, Sisi, and their newest friend Bubu. Wherever they are, they are ready to joke, learn from each other, and tell the fables of Aesop!

The race of the Tortoise and the Hare, the unexpected bond between the Lion and the Mouse, the encounter between the Wolf and a mischievous child, and the story of the Crow all come to life again with songs and laughter. Aesop's Fables reminds us, in a magical and fun way, that even the smallest can achieve great things—and highlights the value of patience, intelligence, and friendship.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Four colorful, playful, and unstoppable storyteller-players—Vuf, Vın, Sisi, and their newest friend Bubu. Wherever they are, they are ready to joke, learn from each other, and tell the fables of Aesop!

The race of the Tortoise and the Hare, the unexpected bond between the Lion and the Mouse, the encounter between the Wolf and a mischievous child, and the story of the Crow all come to life again with songs and laughter. Aesop's Fables reminds us, in a magical and fun way, that even the smallest can achieve great things—and highlights the value of patience, intelligence, and friendship.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Vay! Dedi Baykuş is adapted from a book written for preschool children. The story follows a curious little owl who stays awake during the day and discovers the surprises that daylight has to offer. Some of these wonders include the dawn light, sunshine, leaves, butterflies, clouds, and the colors of the rainbow. By the end of the day, when night falls, the owl realizes that stars are the most beautiful of all. Little Angel Theatre brings the book to life with a magical interpretation, using simple yet captivating puppetry to spark the imagination of very young audiences. Decorated with colorful fabrics, charming puppets, and engaging music, this production is especially designed for children aged 0–5.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Vay! Dedi Baykuş is adapted from a book written for preschool children. The story follows a curious little owl who stays awake during the day and discovers the surprises that daylight has to offer. Some of these wonders include the dawn light, sunshine, leaves, butterflies, clouds, and the colors of the rainbow. By the end of the day, when night falls, the owl realizes that stars are the most beautiful of all. Little Angel Theatre brings the book to life with a magical interpretation, using simple yet captivating puppetry to spark the imagination of very young audiences. Decorated with colorful fabrics, charming puppets, and engaging music, this production is especially designed for children aged 0–5.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Four colorful, playful, and unstoppable storyteller-players—Vuf, Vın, Sisi, and their newest friend Bubu. Wherever they are, they are ready to joke, learn from each other, and tell the fables of Aesop!

The race of the Tortoise and the Hare, the unexpected bond between the Lion and the Mouse, the encounter between the Wolf and a mischievous child, and the story of the Crow all come to life again with songs and laughter. Aesop's Fables reminds us, in a magical and fun way, that even the smallest can achieve great things—and highlights the value of patience, intelligence, and friendship.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Four colorful, playful, and unstoppable storyteller-players—Vuf, Vın, Sisi, and their newest friend Bubu. Wherever they are, they are ready to joke, learn from each other, and tell the fables of Aesop!

The race of the Tortoise and the Hare, the unexpected bond between the Lion and the Mouse, the encounter between the Wolf and a mischievous child, and the story of the Crow all come to life again with songs and laughter. Aesop's Fables reminds us, in a magical and fun way, that even the smallest can achieve great things—and highlights the value of patience, intelligence, and friendship.