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Play for Children ‘Witches’ at SARTR

Published: January 1, 2014
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vjesticeOn Friday, 3 January at SARTR, the public will have the chance to watch a children’s play called ‘Witches’ by Almia Drino at 18:00, announced SARTR.

The play ‘Witches’ was derived from the project ‘Fairy Tales for Children and Adults’, which was inspired by English and French picture books ‘Witch Winnie’, the biggest success in English literature for children, and ‘Congress of Witches’, and which were translated and published for the B&H market by ‘Šahinpašić’.

In the 45 minutes of this interactive play, actors Maja Salkić, Amila Terzimehić, Ana-Mia Milić, Sead Pandur and Igor Skvarica will show children and adults how fairy tales are read in theatre and create a new world of imagination with children. The show is suitable for children up to nine years old.

(Source: Fena)

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