Taško Theatre: The Three Little Pigs — a play-game (dir. T. Montrimas)

Play-game “THE THREE LITTLE PIGS” | dir. T. Montrimas | Taško Theatre

How can you avoid turning into a Wolf when you’re surrounded by Piglets? Adults who accompany children to the show will receive headphones. Throughout the performance, they will hear the witty insights and amusing advice of Staugirdas Geležinis, a workaholic real estate agent and father of three, on how to set up a home if you have or are planning to have children. The thing is, he has no idea that at the same time, in the next room, his “most precious movable property” is bathing in a sea of his documents, drawing on freshly painted walls and getting up to other kinds of mischief familiar to parents. Will Staugirdas manage to tame his inner Wolf when he sees his carefully cherished new home turned upside down?

For children, meanwhile, this is a fun, engaging show based on the well-known fairy tale “The Three Little Pigs”: a story about friendship, courage, fun and helping one another. Children will help the mischievous Piglets, who keep getting into tricky situations, and build their little houses with them. And the Wolf here is not scary, but funny!

Creative team:
Idea and director: Tadas Montrimas
Dramaturgy: Karolina Kuzborska, Gediminas Povilavičius
Set and costumes: Kristina Voytsekhovskaya
Composer: Artūras Dubaka
Choreographer: Marija Untulytė
Lighting designer: Edgaras Varkulevičius
Performers: Solveiga Reklaitytė, Emi Vilčinskaitė-Povilavičienė, Mindaugas Minkevičius, Jogaila Šimkus and Gediminas Povilavičius

Premiere: 14 September 2025
Klaipėdos kultūros fabrikas (Klaipėda, Bangų g. 5A)

The project is funded by the Lithuanian Council for Culture. The activities of Taško Theatre are supported by Klaipėda City Municipality.

ATTENTION! When purchasing tickets, select how many children’s tickets (recommended for children aged 4 to 8) and how many adult tickets you need. Children may use only children’s tickets, while adults and children over 9 must use adult tickets. Children will sit freely on the carpet and cushions at the front of the stage, while seats are provided for parents…