Events

Play: Who Infected Grandpa?

Date: 15. 11. 2025
Time: 17:00

The table-top family drama “Who Infected Grandpa?” follows three generations of men—a son, a father, and a grandfather. Within their relationships, it explores themes of white, red, vaccinated, unvaccinated, etc. A playful reflection of social and political reality through already strained relationships reveals the deconstructiveness of sensationalist media reporting and polarizing political manipulation.

The members of the Ljud group are interested in documentary theater, the Slovenian socio-political space, and intergenerational cooperation. They are also interested in interaction with the audience, playfulness, and humor.
We invite you to sit down with us at the same table over a glass of wine, water, or thick juice with cream!
PS: Due to the abundant use of swear words and profanity, the performance may not be suitable for children and individuals with sensitive ears.

Sanja Žmavc – author of the text concept
Vida Cervenik Bren – director
Grega Močivnik – son
Miha Zadnikar – father
Barbara Bulatović – puppet maker
Andrej Rozman Roza – external collaborator

Production: KUD Ljud, Slovenian Youth Theatre
Admission is free, but a small voluntary contribution is welcome.

Photo: Gledališče Ane Monro

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