"My Grandmother's Saucepan"

Age rating: 5+
Duration: 55 minutes
Language: Azerbaijani
Author: Saida Hakverdiyeva
Director: Saida Hakverdiyeva
Artist: Rena Abbasova
Composer: Vugar Jamalzade

Years pass, and under the influence of time our habits, tastes, and sometimes even relationships change. Unfortunately, time teaches us to lose. And so, we are left alone with memories. It is these memories and the light they emit that help us continue to live. Of course, moments, things that once seemed unimportant to us, and now become a mirror of the past, come to life again and remind us of those we have lost. This is also evident in our production.

The play "My Grandmother's Saucepan" depicts a young woman who came to an old house as a daughter-in-law. Her dowry includes modern technical devices and kitchen utensils. However, the saucepan and teapot left by her husband's grandmother, which seemed forgotten, are replaced by electrical appliances. The dialogues of these objects, which have become part of this house, filled with sadness, become the driving force behind the entire idea of ​​the play...

In this production, objects with which we have traveled a long way, "speak" to us. Returning to memories of relatives, of the past, views on events and things through the prism of these objects will certainly touch your feelings and change the perception of many things.