What do worries do at night?

A children's play full of imagination and wonder by the Mashu Mashu Theater that deals with the subject of coping with worries Out of a large book full of surprises emerges a moving story full of nonsense. The protagonist of the story is Eilee, a lovable and worried child, who comes to visit him precisely at the moment of going to bed. Grandma Martha gives him a unique gift: a box with worry dolls. The play is inspired by the story "Where Do Worries Go at Night" by Anthony Brown. The work of Yael Gidoni and Grace Shortledge is suitable for ages 3-6 and anyone who cares. The play includes participation in a workshop for children to make worry dolls. *The event is part of the "Making Souls" week, a social initiative that works to raise awareness of the field of mental health through cultural and artistic events.