SOFT HOUSE

In the contemporary adaptation of AKATAMUS, Svetyo lies that he did not take his grandmother’s money. He wants to buy little plastic animals to complete his toy collection. In his restless dream, he learns that if you expect good from others, you must first have done good yourself. The production raises questions of human conscience, friendship, lying, and the consequences of lies, but in a contemporary, dynamic, and unconventional way. With hip-hop dance, rap, magic tricks, guitar playing, skateboarding, and many other interesting teenage antics, the students of the AKATAMUS performing arts high school lead us into this whirlwind story full of surprises and unexpected twists. The one-hour performance is suitable for children, teenagers, and their parents alike. Once the audience becomes acquainted with Svetyo’s story and his little animals, it will experience great delight, whirlwind entertainment, and genuine joy from the magnificent, meticulous, and brave acting, the excellent dramaturgy, and the wonderful original music that accompanies every step of the wild characters. The characters are infectious; some remind us of an animated film, while others are more realistic. All of them, as they perform their play,

try to show Svetyo and us what is valuable and important in life. The construction of each scene and the specially created multimedia make a significant contribution to the overall convincingness of the action.