Négyszögletű Kerek Erdő

Writer: ERVIN LÁZÁR

Staged by: MÓNIKA BALATONI 

Language: Hungarian

Ervin Lázár's fairy tale play has already been seen in many versions by the writer's dedicated readers. As a TV film, book and in a theatrical form. We can boldly claim, that an entire generation was raised on the rhymes of Dömdömdöm or on the boasting of Bruckner Siegfried, the lion. The charming story can take place anywhere, as the title suggests of an elusive or if you like, indefinite location. Its characters, Aromo, the rabbit with an unstoppable brain, or Vacskamati, the careless cat, Mikkamakka, the "gang leader" or Zoárd Nagy, the walking pine tree, along with Horse Seraphin, the blue-haired wonder, are all cheerful creatures who spend their time together as friends, in the noblest sense of the word. After all, this story is about nothing but love, friendship, helpfulness, so all kinds of clichés, but still, we can struggle so much to find them in our every day lives sometimes. Full of humor, charming scenes and music that teleports us into this fairly tale realm, the Square-Shaped Round Forest, which we hope to create to be an experience and magical place that lasts well after the play too.