Out of a sack full of colours, silks, stones, scissors and twigs…Hop...! Puppets jump out impatient to tell their stories.

Every Saturday morning at the beautiful Casa Lucia in Sgombou we will go deeper into the magic art of puppetry and fairytales by making and playing our own puppets.

We start on the 6^th of October, 11:00-12:30.

For children over 5 years old.

You can attend sessions individually.

A few words about the puppets we will make together ...

The hand puppet is agile and can do almost everything. It writes (with a pencil!), cooks (and mixes with the ladle), it waters... Bears, divas, elves and whatever else comes from the land of our imagination.

The muppet. Socks are the perfect solution for a muppet. Caution! Once muppets are made, they do not stop talking and singing. Dragons, caterpillars, horses ...

Puppets made from recyclable materials.A whole treasure box can be in the trash, and the characters that pop out from these materials are unique in shapes and textures. They also familiarise children with the concepts of recycling and reusing.

Marionettes are fascinating, usually because the clumsy movement of their characters causes great sympathy. They develop a completely unique way of moving and living.

Paper Puppet Theater. The puppets are made of paper that we draw, paint, cut and stick. The stage where the puppets will play is made of cardboard, cords, cans and paper rolls.

3 laloun is composed of Thomas, Lena and collaborators, who since the autumn of 2009 have been performing artistic alchemy.

Their main activities are puppet theater, theater, theatrical play, clowning, children's parties, storytelling, alternative educational structures and creative childcare.

Their inspiration comes from many sources such as the arts, traditions from all over the world, comedy, therapy, nature and to a great extent the "magic world of children."

They studied and continue to do so with various teachers of puppetry, clowning, therapy, movement, performing arts and education.

Through their work they seek honest sharing and living contact.