On the exact day of the annual Strawberry Festival, a shocking secret is revealed: one of the residents dared to grow something different. The play delves into the power of laws and our responsibility to choose differently, in order to cultivate new life from diversity.
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Exactly on the day of the annual Strawberry Festival — the "Hag'i-Toot" — a shocking secret is revealed: one of the residents dared to grow... something else. What begins as a small discovery in the field turns into a public trial, a dramatic exile, and a series of laws that burden the entire kingdom. The strawberries are no longer as sweet as they used to be, the fields are withering, and hearts are closing. What happens when fear replaces curiosity? Is it necessary to be like everyone else to belong? And is it possible to nurture new life precisely from the different place?
An original, colorful, and moving play about the courage to be who you are, the power of laws, and our responsibility to choose differently. Suitable for ages 4-9.