A puppet theatre depicting the relationship between a boy and a tree through the years is set to get the young audience thinking about nature, greed, fairness or unfairness, and acknowledging mistakes.
“When all was green” is a 45-minute production by The Key Theatre form Israel that is designed for an audience from age 5 and above. It will have a daily show at 8 p.m. at the Macau Conservatory Auditorium from today until Sunday, as part of the 29th Macau Arts Festival organised by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC).
From just a 15-minute media preview of the performance yesterday at the conservatory the performance managed to tell, without words, how people’s relationship with nature changes as they grow up and age.
Dikla Katz (right) and Avi Zlicha from The Key Theatre present a 15-minute segment of their puppet theatre “When all was green” during a media preview at the Macau Conservatory yesterday.
The tree and puppets – here showing the four generations of the main character – are made of paper from old books collected in Tel Aviv, are shown at the Macau Conservatory yesterday. Photos: Monica Leong
