ALICE

The play is primarily intended for young people as a target group, and it experiences a multitude of performances in the home theater where it is staged.

That same target group faces the reality of the world and the problems that come with it. Often making mistakes, man grows and develops, forgetting the child's fantasy and the genuine urge within himself. This is precisely what the play is fighting for: for the child in oneself... for the one who should never be forgotten and should always be listened to... for the one who most knows who is who and how we want things to happen in life. .. the one who should be the actual guide through life.

Never stop dreaming. Never stop believing. Never say something is impossible.

The play is done with great imagination in terms of visuals, and it uses conventionality to a great extent, creating the "adult world" through children's imagination by actually representing how terrible it looks.