Dragons live ordinary lives: they go to school and to work, they have a government and a president. In the evenings, they tell bedtime stories to their dragon kids: scary tales about evil, monstrous people that dragons should be afraid of, if only those people were real. But they are real in fact – and they tell the same kind of stories about dragons to their human kids. What if they could travel between their worlds? What if a dragon and a man met? Can Roar (dragon) and Karol (human), alongside their staunch companion Piglet, cast fear and prejudice aside and cooperate to carry out a difficult and dangerous task?

Dragons directed by Anna Nowicka is a funny and moving show, whose main themes are tolerance, acceptance, and the need to explore the world, free from prejudice and judgement.