Little Red Riding Hood in Amazonia (6+)

Yara and Barnabe are sent into the woods by their grandmother to bring some food to a friend. When severe weather breaks out, the children get separated. Barnabe gets lost in the forest. At night, creatures come to life that do not show themselves during the day. They live in darkness. By following them, Barnabe learns their stories about the rainforest. He discovers that because of her way of farming, his grandmother is considered one of the "bad guys. When a plan is hatched to chase grandmother away, Barnabe enlists the help of the forest spirit Saci.

With the European fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood in his one hand and Brazilian folk tales in his other, Duda Paiva creates a new production about the wisdom and magic of indigenous peoples, about their relationship between man and nature, the beauty and value of our earth and the primal power of working together.

Little Red Riding Hood in Amazonia is the exciting sequel to Children of the Lost Forest, but has its own story and is thus a stand-alone show.