POVODNI MOŽ
priredba slovenske ljudske pravljice , lutkovna predstava
Producent: Društvo lutkovnih ustvarjalcev- Gledališče Lalanit, Gledališče za Luno in KUD Žebelj
Idejna zasnova, režija: Iuna Ornik
Besedilo: Uroš Potočnik, Iuna Ornik
Likovna zasnova in izdelava lutk in scenografije: Maja Peterlin, Iuna Ornik
Avtorska glasba: Uroš Potočnik
Izvedba, animacija: Iuna Ornik, Uroš Potočnik
Zahvala: Nevi Kralj za prostor in Zoranu Srdiću, Primožu Seliškarju, Ediju Šimcu za pomoč pri izdelavi scenografije in lutk, ter Sabini Schwenner.
Predstava je nastala s sofinanciranjem Občine Kamnik in Občine Ivančna Gorica
Premiera: Dom kulture Kamnik: 10.12.2020 ob 18h/spletna premiera
za otroke 3+
trajanje 35 min.
O predstavi:
Ob reki živi deček, ki najraje od vsega plava v njej. Tudi ko reka po hudem viharju naraste, se deček ne more upreti vodi in se kljub nevarnosti požene v reko. A reka ni sama, v reki prebiva Povodni mož...
Predstava temelji na znani ljudski pravljici iz Prekmurja, vednar je posodobljena za današnji čas, ko je skrb za okolje, ena izmed glavnih tem za prihajajoče genercije.
foto: Rada Kikelj Drašler
Repa velikanka - LALANIT
Burleska za otroke po motivih stare ljudske pripovedke
Izvorni producent: Lutkovno gledališče Ljubljana
Producent: Gledališče Lalanit
Premiera: Oktober 2000 , Mali oder LGL
Avtorski projekt : Iuna Ornik
Klavirska spremljava: Joži Šalej
Nastopajo: Iuna Ornik, Joži Šalej, Luka Stermecki
Idelava scene: atelje LGL
Igralsko lutkovna predstava za otroke 3+
Nagrada Zlata paličica 2001 za izbiro in animacijo materijala
Nagrada za igralski nastop na Mednarodnem festivalu otroškega gledališča v Banja luki 2012
Pravljica o Repi Velikanki je zgodba o nastanku sveta.Kdo je izpulil Repo velikanko, ki je planet?
Miška je prijela kokoške, kokoške so prijele goske, goske so prijele ovčki, ovčki sta prijelli kravico, kravica je prijela babico, babica je prijela dedka, dedek je prijel za repko. Vlekli so in vlekli, pulili in pulili in IZPULILI! - VELIKO POK!
Potem so vsi padli po tleh in se smejali, smejali za trebuhe držali.
foto: Lojze Sedovnik
Deklica in kapitan
dramsko- lutkovna predstava za otroke in tudi starejše
O predstavi:
Dva slikopleskarja imata nalogo, da prebelita gledališče. A med njunim delom, ki spominja na risanko "A je to!", gredo stvari v čisto drugo smer. Zaščitna folija postane morje, pleskarski čopič in valjček pa lutki, in dolgočasna "malarija" oživi. Kaj se zgodi z deklico Čopko in s Kapitanom Valčkom, ko njuna papirnata ladjica potone?
Predstava z okoljevarstvenim pozivom, saj se otroci odločijo, kako se bo predstava razpletla...
za otroke 3+
tajanje 30 min.
PREMIERA: Dom kulture Kamnik 19.12. 2022 ob 11h 
foto: Uroš Potočnik
Photo: Rada Kikelj Drašler
Ugh, it is a caterpillar!
Out from a little egg a little caterpillar hatches. She is getting bigger and fatter, and she is not too happy with herself. What happens to her before she grows up?
The play has been inspered by Eric Carle's children book Very hungry caterpillar.
Producer: KUD Žebelj, Theatre Lalanit- Society of puppet makers
Concept of dolls and scenography, directing by Iuna Ornik
Technology, set and puppet production by Maja Peterlin
Music by Elvis Berljak
Performed by Iuna Ornik and Elvis Berljak
premeire:27.12.2017 Culture hall Zagradec
Length: 35 minutes
Ages 2+
Iuna Ornik
the Moon- LUNA
Dramatic and shadow's performance
Coproduction of Ptuj city Theatre and Lalanit Theatre- DLU
Opening night: 15.11.2016 at Ptuj city theatre (MGP)
Dramatisation by Romana Ercegović
Artistic image, scenography and directing by Barbara Bulatović
Music by Andraž Polič
Songwriting by Romana Ercegović and Jonas Žabkar
Technology and set and pupppet production by Alenka Pirjevec and Barbara Bulatović
Costumes production by Maja Peterlin
Set production by Janez Kocman
Editoring by Ana Marija Lednik
Photo by Rada Kikelj Drašler
Performing by Alenka Pirjevec, Iuna Ornik, Jonas Žabkar
voice of the woody nymph: Barbara Bulatović
Lenght :45'
A tale about a blind young girl from a mistical time with a very special gift: the magical power to heal and strenghten all leaving creatures with the energy in her hands. In return for her services, she asks her varied patietnts to tell her all about the Sun, which she is unable to see and understand with her eyes, but holds in her heart very dearly. As she grows into a fine young woman she is unable to be moved by any suitor, her love for the Sun and it's power eclipsing any love offered to her.
The youthful Sun is much moved by young woman's pure love and yearns to be closer to her, but cannot as she is terrestrially bound and he is a creature of the heavens.
A great and formidabably powerful witch hears about the pair's earnest love and sends a woody nymph to bring the young woman to her, to see what can be done obut their union...
An evocatively aesthetic and cathartic performance, this story speaks of the power of the pure heart, and of overcoming conventional limitations via heartfelt magic.
Luna is a tale for people of all ages and walks of life.
Premiere photographies by Boris B. Voglar
THE CIRCUS OF REUSE- Broken heroes
The reason for the show was a social experiment by Miša Gams who has been performing on streets of Ljubljana and Kamnik by cleaning shoes- She points out the outbreak of precarious forms of work, which are now all too common in culture and art.
This puts Slovenia at the top of this kind of exploatation in Europa.
A shoe cleaner listens to garbage objects and people exiting on the fringe of society.
Theatre performance with puppets- The CIRCUS OF REUSE- Broken heroes shows us in a humorous way,how we can create an utopia today; with small miracles, symbolic resistance, reusing everyday trash and with unexpected actions, which drive our solidarity and everyday trust.
Production: Lalanit Theatre
Creators and performers (artistic team):Jonas Žabkar, Iuna Ornik, Miša Gams, Elvis Berljak
Genre :Drama with puppets
Opening night: 29.10. 2015: ŠKUC Gallery Ljubljana
Duration: 60 min.
Age: 3+to 99
The performance was co-financed by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia
Photo: Rada Kikelj Drašler
Nina in Wonderland
Ela Peroci
Dramatic puppet performance for the smallest children
Co-production : Lalanit Theater and KRICE KRACE KRANJ
Opening night:07.11.2014 OKC Krice Krace Kranj
Idea and performance: Iuna Ornik, Elvis Berljak
Lenght:30'
Age: 2+
Once upon a time there lived a tiny little girl, whose name was
Nina. She was so tiny, that she couldn't sit down on chair by
herself, so tiny, that she couldn't drink milk out of the cup by
herself, so tiny that she couldn't climb up and down the stairs
by herself...until a big white goose picked her up and took her to
the wonderland...
Foto: Bojan Pretnar
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Someone always loves you
Romana Ercegović
Dramatic puppet performance for children
Co-production of Ptuj City Theatre, Travelling House Children's Theatre and Lalanit Theatre
Directed and performed by: Iuna Ornik and Romana Ercegović
Scenography and basic puppet concept: Iuna Ornik
Technology and set and puppet production: Maja Peterlin
Music accompaniment: Tim Zupančič
Vocal: Branka Božič
Editor: Marija Svetelšek
Lightning and sound : Danijel Vogrinec
Grafic design: Darko Ferlinc
Photo: Aleksandra Jelušič
The production Someone Always Loves You (Vedno te ima nekdo rad) talks about the pressure on a child in the face of harsh parental criticism and how they can recover their faith in themselves and gain a positive self-image. The main protagonists are a little mouse and a dwarf. The story begins in a magical kingdom, where happiness and song reign – dwarves, fairies and magical creatures help one another, while their most important task is to take care of the magical fountain that fills the hearts of all creatures and people with the water of happiness. At one point, they realise that the mechanism they are looking after is not working as it should: flowers begin to wither, trees begin to dry out... Fear sweeps over the kingdom. They soon find out that the cause of these problems lies in the heart of a little mouse that is no longer happy, but it is starting to freeze....
The performance is a thoughtful miniature puppet theatre performance, enriched with elements of music and dance. Its subtle fairytale flavour, concern for fellow creatures and colourful playfulness are the qualities that pervade the performance, both in terms of content and visualisation.
Age: 4+ and adults
Lenght : 40 '
PREMIERE: 08.11. 2013 at 18.OO MGP (PTUJ)
The meadow of magical beauty
Romana Ercegovič
Co-production: The Travelling House Children's Theatre by the Theatre Ritual Forms Research Studio and Ptuj City Theatre
PREMIERE: October 3, 2008 at Ptuj City Theatre (MGP)
Contents: This production tells the story of a girl who loves to dance, but because she is laughed at and made fun of at nursery school, she is so crushed that she completely loses confidence in herself. Her friend the bear invites her to a magical world where, with the help of fairy tale creatures and her own courage, she uncovers a secret.
The Meadow of Magical Beauty speaks of the values of friendship and nobility of the heart, encouraging a child's creativity and faith in oneself. This pleasant, non-violent play talks about the gifts each of us has hidden inside of us.
Length: 35 minutes
Ages 3+
Directed by :Iuna Ornik and Romana Ercegovič
Performance: Silvia Viviani and Iuna Ornik
Concept of dolls and scenography by Iuna Ornik
Technology, set and puppet production by Maja Peterlin
Musical accompaniment and photography by Peter Novljan
Lighting and sound by Daniel Vogrinec
The production was co-financed by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia
Sing, Sing, little birds
Theatrical Interpretation of the Slovenian children's folk poems
Producer: The Society of Puppet Creators Ljubljana - Lalanit Theatre
Premiere: January 15, 2011 at the Španski Borci Cultural Center in Ljubljana
The creators have breathed stage quality into these legendary poems, which were chosen years ago by Kristina Brenkova, and bound together these folk miniatures in a story about material insatiability and pride.
Mrakovček Premrakovček finds himself in big trouble after stealing the feather of the mightiest bird around: the Šara bird. It takes revenge by locking his singing birds in a cage and throwing the key into a wide field of buckwheat. The musician, with the help of a magical vehicle, sets off on a journey through this child's folk poem and counting rhyme, in which Anzej Panzej, Tinčica Minčica and other heroes, who help him look for the key, come to life.
Although it depicts a different time and context which many children today no longer know – harvesting the fields, baking bread and fairground antics – the story of the caged birds and the effort to release them endeavours to teach children about something that leads to a real key even today: persistence.
Length: 40 minutes
Ages 3+
Authors:
Script, dramaturgy, and directing by Nena Močnik
Scenography, dolls and costumes by Maja Peterlin
Music by Andrej Fon
Performed by Iuna Ornik and Andrej Fon
Photography and design by Rada Kikelj
The production was co-financed by the Ministry of Culture
Photo: Rada Kikelj
The seamstress and the scissors
Dragotin Kette (K. Povše, I. Ornik)
Produced by the Society of Puppet Creators (Društvo lutkovnih ustvarjalcev) and Lalanit Theatre
Preview: House of Children and Art (Hiša otrok in umetnosti), December 29, 2012
PREMIERE February 25, 2012 ŠKUC Gallery
Project co-financed by the City of Ljubljana.
In a castle somewhere, there lives a good seamstress named Bogdanka, who works for a vain countess. Bogdanka's only company is a little bird who gives her a pair of scissors that do the cutting and tailoring all by themselves if only you use the right words. When the countess sees the miraculous scissors, she takes them away from Bogdanka and chases her out of the castle. But... will the countess know the right words?
Length: 35 min.
Ages 3+
Participants:
Dramatisation by Katja Povše and Iuna Ornik
Directed by Katja Povše
Artistic image by Maja Peterlin
Music by Andrej Žibert
Performance by Iuna Ornik
Puppet production by Maja Peterlin, Zoran Srdić, and Žiga Lebar
Set production by Edi Šimec and Maja Peterlin
Theatre playbill design by Rada Kikelj
Photo:Rada Kikelj
The Giant turnip/LALANIT
