The children warmly embraced the performance, laughing at the wolf’s misadventures and getting caught up in the story. Their enthusiastic reactions made both performances lively and joyful experiences, once again showing that theatre can find its place in the classroom, too.
At the heart of the performance are two fairies, Fimi and Sibi, played by Enikő Blénessy and Aida Olaru, who disagree about the wolf’s role just before the story begins. Once they settle their differences, the adventure of a hungry wolf unfolds as he sets out to catch some animals. However, the foal, the ducks, the piglets and the other characters prove to be cleverer than he is and manage to outwit him every time with a few well-chosen words and clever tricks.