Experience the magic of Armenian folklore with "The Carnival," a puppet play inspired by Hovhannes Tumanyan, the national poet of Armenia.
dive into the vibrant world of national music, dance, and costumes, all brought to life by the award-winning puppeteer Aghasi Melkonyan and his talented troupe.
The Carnival
Targeted at children aged 2 years and above, this 25-minute puppet show tells a humorous and satirical story in Eastern Armenian by Hovhannes Tumanyan that revolves around a comical misunderstanding between a husband and wife.
After the captivating premiere in the historic Davit Bek village, in the Syunik region of Armenia, the play is now embarking on a tour.
This enchanting production is poised to grace stages in schools, community centers, and cultural hubs both within Armenia and across the globe, especially reaching out to the vibrant Armenian Diaspora.
HOVHANNES TUMANYAN
Born in the village of Dsegh in 1869, Tumanyan's contributions to literature and his role as a social activist have left a lasting legacy, influencing Armenian culture and the arts. He was an esteemed poet, writer, translator, and public activist, revered as the national poet of Armenia.
Hovhannes Tumanyan’s works have been adapted into films and operas, and his life and writings continue to be celebrated and studied.