Programme and tickets

We are presenting a new original production of our friend director Jiří Jelínek inspired by travelling and the frequent, maybe in fact the most repeated question connected with travelling, the one that will inevitably come the minute you put your child into its car seat, close the door and start the car… Mom, are we there yet?

Will mommy trick the children by her stories about a bollard, windshield wipers and the steering wheel, to make them last the journey? Starring Lenka Volfová. For big klutzes as well as small clumsy bumpers.

Following the productions Konžert, Agnes Wants to Dance, and Hum (For the Smallest Bears), Mom, Are We There Yet? is the fourth director’s work of Jiří Jelínek for Theatre Minor.

Appropriate age 3 years or older
Duration 45 minutes without intermission
Premiere 15 March, 2015

Water. Fire. Earth. Air. Plants. Animals. People. But how is all this connected? Finding our way in the world around us is not easy even for adults, not to mention for little ones! What happens when it rains from a cloud, how do plants grow together, what is the relation between a stork, frog and chameleon, and many other remarkable phenomena will be introduced to children by three mimes playfully, without words, and through motion.

By the way, one of the mimes and the director of this performance is one of the most accomplished mimes of today, Radim Vizvary.

Appropriate age 4 years or older
Duration 45 minutes without intermission
Premiere May 16, 2017

The story of birth of the little Jesus does not change, because as this all happened is written once and for all. But times are changing and therefore the people who tell this story. Sweets, carp and potato salad, carols, candles, decorations, fairy tales – but who was actually the baby Jesus, why he was born? The production creates through scenic paintings dreamy, mysterious atmosphere of Christmas; ancient biblical history that derives from a common story of Joseph and Mary, supernatural and mundane worlds will blend to capture the moment on hope, suffering, anger and joy.

Appropriate age 7 years or older
Duration 60 minutes without intermission
Premiere 1 December, 2002

The story of birth of the little Jesus does not change, because as this all happened is written once and for all. But times are changing and therefore the people who tell this story. Sweets, carp and potato salad, carols, candles, decorations, fairy tales – but who was actually the baby Jesus, why he was born? The production creates through scenic paintings dreamy, mysterious atmosphere of Christmas; ancient biblical history that derives from a common story of Joseph and Mary, supernatural and mundane worlds will blend to capture the moment on hope, suffering, anger and joy.

Appropriate age 7 years or older
Duration 60 minutes without intermission
Premiere 1 December, 2002

The story of birth of the little Jesus does not change, because as this all happened is written once and for all. But times are changing and therefore the people who tell this story. Sweets, carp and potato salad, carols, candles, decorations, fairy tales – but who was actually the baby Jesus, why he was born? The production creates through scenic paintings dreamy, mysterious atmosphere of Christmas; ancient biblical history that derives from a common story of Joseph and Mary, supernatural and mundane worlds will blend to capture the moment on hope, suffering, anger and joy.

Appropriate age 7 years or older
Duration 60 minutes without intermission
Premiere 1 December, 2002

The story of birth of the little Jesus does not change, because as this all happened is written once and for all. But times are changing and therefore the people who tell this story. Sweets, carp and potato salad, carols, candles, decorations, fairy tales – but who was actually the baby Jesus, why he was born? The production creates through scenic paintings dreamy, mysterious atmosphere of Christmas; ancient biblical history that derives from a common story of Joseph and Mary, supernatural and mundane worlds will blend to capture the moment on hope, suffering, anger and joy.

Appropriate age 7 years or older
Duration 60 minutes without intermission
Premiere 1 December, 2002