Uliana and Serhiy Savchenko
“How Do Fairy Tales End?”
July 26 | 7:30 PMTeatr Atelier im. Agnieszki Osieckiej, Sopot
Father and daughter.
Two worlds. One stage.
Together for the very first time.
Do fairy tales really come to an end?
An evening of poetry, live music, and animation.
Dedicated to all Ukrainian fathers who are serving in the military today, and to the children who are waiting for them to return.
The performance brings together original poetry, live music, and animation, creating an intimate space for dialogue between a father and his daughter. It is rooted in true memories of imaginary bedtime stories that were invented each evening to comfort a child and, over time, became a way of understanding the world, loneliness, and personal transformation.
The recital unfolds like a living story—from childhood imagination and play to the complex experiences of adulthood. Through improvisation, humor, and subtle irony, the artists touch upon memory, war, loss, and inner growth. Sound plays a special role—from original musical compositions to almost childlike noises that become symbols of unfinished stories.
“How Do Fairy Tales End?” is a story about a bond that does not fade with time. It reminds us that fairy tales never truly end—they simply change their form and remain with us forever.