The Robot and the Plastic Dog

The story about an accordion robot that fishes parts out of a garbage ocean, investigates them, and creates something new from them. One day, a dog emerges from a plastic bottle, becoming the robot's assistant and friend. Then the heroes encounter a completely incomprehensible creature – a flower. This meeting teaches the heroes about friendship, attention, and creating mutual agreements. In the play, every object can become something else: a cardboard box – a radio receiver, an antenna – a fishing rod, and pipes – voracious monsters. It is performed without words and is intended for people aged 4 and up. After the performance, the audience is invited to a workshop where they can see through the eyes of the robot: with the enthusiasm of an explorer and the imagination of an inventor, they will create the monster flower from the play. Duration: 1 hour (35 minutes to the performance + 15-20 minutes to the master-class)