Odivo Theatre: The Wolf Who Fell Out of a Book – SAMPO-Festivalen

A puppetry tale about the need to belong with live music. Has it ever happened to you that a wolf fell out of your favourite book? What trouble! Now he is lost, wandering around the lines aimlessly. Through the wilderness he strays – from prehistory to dinosaurs, knocking on a door of the Seven Little Goats, bumping into a pack of wolves. How many letters and pictures need to be jumped across and how many wolf tricks must be played until he finds a new home? For children 4 years old and up. The morning performances on Wed 26 and Thu 27 August at 10.00 are held for daycare and other children's groups: registration at kultus.hel.fi from 3 August on. Additionally, individual tickets can be bought at the Puppet Theatre Sampo website. The Wednesday evening performance at 17.00 is open for all audiences. Tickets sold at Puppet Theatre Sampo . Basic ticket: EUR 15; support ticket: EUR 20. Original work: Grégoire Mabire, Thierry Robberecht, Mária Danadová, Monika Kováčová Direction: Mária Danadová Staging/puppets: Ivana Macková Puppet manufacturing: Rafał Budnik, Bratislava Puppet Theatre workshops Staging production: Prescont Animated illustrations: Marta and Dávid Javorskí Performers: Mária Danadová and Filip Hajduk Music: Lukáš Kubičina Light design: Milan Slama Graphic design: Viktória Jehlárová Production: Monika Kováčová SAMPO Festival International visual theatre and puppet theatre festival SAMPO is held already for the 10th time in Helsinki and the metropolitan area. This year, the programme includes performances and workshops for children and adults from Canada, France, Italy, Slovakia, and the Ukraine. Highlights of the programme include the Transport series, whose three performances – from Estonia, Lithuania and Czechia – examine globalisation and sustainable development, as well as Golem – e fango è is mondo by Italian Teatro del Drago, awarded at the Venice Biennale. SAMPO Festival brings many international artists and performances to Finland for the first time, gathering a wide selection from the multi-faceted canon of visual theatre and puppet theatre for the Finnish stages.