ANNOUNCEMENT OF A GUEST PERFORMANCE BY THE THEATRE FOR THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPROVED NEW LIFE FROM ZAGREB: GRGA ČVARAK

The Mostar Puppet Theatre will host a guest performance by Grga Čvarak this week
Theatres for the blind and visually impaired Novi život from Zagreb.
The play will be performed on Friday, October 23, 2026, starting at 6 p.m.
For the past few seasons, the "Novi život" Theater has begun to address the youngest audience.
to the audience with the aim of bringing their world closer through theatrical art, and it went to us
"It is an exceptional honor to host them for the second time in our theater," he emphasized.
Director of the Puppet Theatre Tibor Oreč.
The play Grga Čvarak, based on the motifs of the poem by Ratko Zvrka, was directed by
Ana Prolic.
About the show:
The play by Grga Čvarak, based on the motifs of the poem of the same name by Ratko Zvrko,
tells the story of a peculiar boy from Zelengaj, who is struck by the voice of the one who always creates
problems, causes mischief, bothers, disturbs, disturbs, ties sneakers the wrong way
way, late, early; in short, he behaves wrongly, wrongly, inappropriately and maladjusted.
By depicting events and situations that Grga initiates, participates in, or encounters,
Let's investigate, question and analyze what really stands behind the rumors, naming and
label.
What is Grga really like? What is he like when he clashes with other children and takes off his bird's feathers?
nest, and what kind of person is he when he nurses his sick mother? What kind of person is he when he shows anger, and
When does empathy show? Are we black and white or are we a dense, colorful fabric?
Do we have the right to make mistakes and learn from our actions, develop and grow?
The story of the sung boy shows how certain actions, reactions, words or
specificities are easily, quickly and unambiguously determined in the eyes of others, within the framework of society
prone to selective information and unequivocal narratives. It's easy to become
marked on the basis of fragmentary images and incomplete information, and it is difficult to point to
a complex picture.

The play is adapted for ages 4 and up.
Admission to the show is free.
Since the number of visitors is limited, please reserve your place.