Set against a fairytale-inspired stage design, the productionfeatures a single actor who narrates and embodies the stories, accompanied by a live chamber ensemble. The lighting design creates a magical atmosphere, with an interplay of lamps, scattered flowers, golden reflective floors, and a central velvetarmchair as the storyteller's anchor. These elements evoke theheartfelt, fantastical landscapes of Peer Gynt's Norwegianadventures, while the velvet waistocoats that the ensemblewears as well as the actor's addition of bunny ears accomponythe tender world of The Velveteen Rabbit.

The performance unfolds in two parts, each exploring thenature of reality on both personal and imaginative levels:

1. The Velveteen Rabbit, a tender and heartfelt tale oftransformation through love.

2. Peer Gynt, a sweeping journey of self-discovery in the face of ambition and existential questions.

Both narratives are intricately connected by the central themeof questioning what is real—whether through the eyes of a toyyearning to become "real" or a restless soul seeking meaningin a world of illusions and grandeur.