I Am a Little Georgian

136, D. Agmashenebeli Ave.

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Georgian

Description

“I Am a Little Georgian” is the title of the play directed by guest director Nika Luarsabishvili. The production is based on Georgian folk tales and myths, featuring numerous examples of classical Georgian poetry and vivid artistic characters. Among them is the scholar Shota (Shota Rustaveli), and one of the scenes is inspired by Ilia Chavchavadze’s poem “Bazaleti Lake.”
The audience will also meet familiar characters from the beloved cartoon “Kombla.”
The musical arrangement deserves special mention — it is built on traditional Georgian folklore and classical melodies, forming the central theme of the performance.
The play inspires patriotism in young audiences, nurturing love for their homeland, respect for its difficult past, and faith in a bright future.
(Recommended for ages 6 and up)

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Puppet theatre

136, D. Agmashenebeli Ave.

Tbilisi Professional State Puppet Theater named after Giorgi Mikeladze (Tbilisi Georgian Puppet Theater) — the first professional state puppet theater in Georgia, founded in 1934 in Tbilisi. Under the initiative of Mikeladze, who was also the first head. During the years of the USSR-Germany war (1942-1945), war-themed plays were staged in the theater: K. Gogiashvili's "Grey Wolf", S. Serpinski "How Hitler sold his soul to the devil" and others. In 1940-50, plays for adults were also staged. Already in this period, the theater successfully mastered all puppet management systems and all scenic forms. The theater systematically successfully participated in Georgian, transcaucasian and international festivals and symposiums of puppet theaters. Since 1960, the State Puppet Theater has been a collective member of UNIMA.

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