INVISIBLE TALES
A play based on Isaac Bashevis Singer's
Stories for Children
Adapted for the stage by Pawel Paszta
2 characters
The performance is designed for two actors. Their main roles are the characters of blind children - Rachel and Menashe, who tell each other different stories. The act of storytelling sets them in motion, as if their own imagination, stirred by the story, deprived them of the problem of not seeing. When a particular fairy tale begins, they take on the roles of its various characters. Their imagination paints, both for themselves and for the audience, scenography and props. Their imagination is their whole world, and the audience is invited into this world.
