Nedelja, 31. 5. 2026, ob 16:00 uri, Delavski dom
marionetna lutkovna predstava, premiera / marionette puppet show
Marionetna predstava Sapramiška temelji na istoimenskem besedilu Svetlane Makarovič, ene najvidnejših in najbolj branih slovenskih avtoric mladinske literature, katere dela sodijo v sam vrh sodobne slovenske klasike. Besedilo ima v slovenskem kulturnem prostoru poseben
status, saj obravnava univerzalne teme odraščanja, strahu, poguma, bolečine in solidarnosti na otrokom razumljiv, a nikoli poenostavljen način.
Leto 2026 zaznamujejo pomembne obletnice: 50 let od prve izdaje slikanice Sapramiška, ki jo je ilustrirala Marija Lucija Stupica, ter 40 let od premiere lutkovne predstave z istim naslovom, ki jo je v Lutkovnem gledališču Ljubljana režiral Nace Simončič. Leta 2016 pa je bila lutkovna predstava celostno prenovljena z novo likovno podobo, posodobljenimi glasbenimi aranžmaji in novim zvočnim posnetkom.
Naše marionetno gledališče bo zgodbo za miško, zajca, veverico, žabo, detla, mačko in strahca premierno uprizorilo pod umetniškim vodstvom Špele Ulaga.
The marionette performance Sapramiška is based on the book of the same name by Svetlana Makarovič, one of the most prominent and widely read Slovenian authors of children’s literature, whose works rank among the classics of contemporary Slovenian literature. The text holds a special place in Slovenian cultural heritage, as it addresses universal themes of growing up, fear, courage, pain, and solidarity in a way that is accessible to children, yet never simplified.
The year 2026 marks important anniversaries: 50 years since the first publication of the Sapramiška picture book, illustrated by Marija Lucija Stupica, and 40 years since the premiere of the puppet performance of the same title, directed at Lutkovno gledališče Ljubljana by Nace Simončič. In 2016, the puppet production was fully renewed with a new visual design, updated musical arrangements, and a new sound recording. Our marionette theatre will premiere this story of a little mouse, a rabbit, a squirrel, a frog, a woodpecker, a cat, and the Bogeyman under the artistic direction of Špela Ulaga.
