The sleeping woman’s dream is guarded by a reddish-brown fox. Where did this fox come from and why?

On a sleepy autumn morning, the fox becomes attentive to a peculiar sound and sets off to find the source of the enchanting music. This leads it to
the city, where it discovers the woman playing the cello in the painter’s studio.

The story was inspired by Róbert Berény’s painting titled “Sleeping Woman with a Fox” and is part of the (Paper Theater) series, which adapts the works of famous artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Katsushika Hokusai, Franz Marc, and François Pompon.

At the end of the story, we can read about the original painting and the creation of the Paper Theater tale from art historian Emese Révész and author Krisztina Maros .

The Paper Theatre is a magical little mini theatre beloved by millions of children worldwide. This unique theatre has been successfully operating for years in multiple countries and has created a true cult following. The performances are short and enchanting, capturing the audience's attention with every detail. The stories are created with unique, vibrant graphics that truly come to life. The theatre provides a colorful and interactive experience for the viewers. Children can immerse themselves in the world of the stories and become part of the narratives. The brevity of the tales, combined with the beautiful graphics, helps maintain focus and allows children the opportunity for creative thinking and imaginative exploration. Thanks to its compact size, the Paper Theatre is easily portable and can be performed anywhere, whether at home, in school, or at special events. It is a simple yet enchanting way of storytelling that has captured the hearts of children.

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