The Invisible Child

This is the story of a little girl named Nina, who, having experienced no human warmth in her family, became invisible one day. A kind aunt comes to Nina’s aid. Looking for a safe home for the invisible girl, she decides to entrust her to an eccentric family living deep in the forest. The noisy, kind-hearted family gladly takes in and cares for the unfortunate child. With every loving gesture and act of care, the invisible girl gradually becomes clearer, warms up and eventually becomes visible—a loved and full-fledged member of the family. Perhaps you know children like this, who feel even lonelier and less loved. Did you know that children who go without compassion and attention for a long time can begin to fade and disappear until they eventually become completely invisible? How can we help children who are forgotten, mistreated and neglected, with no one to comfort or reassure them? What kind of magical recipe can save invisible children? What needs to happen for smiles to return to their faces? From the family who took in little Nina, we can learn how to behave and speak, and, when necessary, even to use the most mysterious means to help invisible children become visible, lively and happy again. The performance features many lovely songs written by Arnoldas Jalianiauskas, the creator of the show’s original idea. Carlo Bibiano was responsible for the choreography, Odeta Pamerneckaitė for the set design, and Aurimas Žvinys for the staging and dramatic pacing. Premiere: 2022-12-20; renewed: 2025-12-16