The name Studio "K" refers to the constant change, the continuous training and creativity, the company's trademarks. It is a critical workshop that's experimenting in a community, building relationships, relentlessly searching for special conflicts and investigating with curiosity.

The great generation of Studio "K" toured the world. Today their considerable oeuvre is part of the curriculum. Former members are now founders of schools and theatres. Some actors of the second and third generation have also come to be defining personalities of contemporary Hungarian culture. The Studio provides a home for other ensembles as well, in its workshop it experiments with new genres and creative methods, while organising series of open seminars. Over half of the 160-170 performances they present each year are for children. The Saturday art workshops are also shaping the new audiences of the Nutcracker Story Theatre. This company, founded by members of Studio "K", produces a new show every year from the works of outstanding contemporary writers. Their shows are based on classic stories and are created with the company's special technique featuring puppets, actors and live music. Studio K has a growing number of regulars among its audience, while their quality-work has been awarded by the critics and the profession alike.

The Fearsome Greek Warrior
Theseus, one of the greatest heros of the ancient world, sets off for Athens to get to know his father, the king. On his way he fights with infamous bandits, grim thieves and infernal animals. He defeats them all with his wit and courage and then, when he thinks he can finally have a rest in his father's palace and even have a bite to eat it turns out that the greatest test is yet to come: He has to defeat the Minotaur, the monster of the labyrinth, who's terrorizing Athens. And what luck! He doesn't get lost in the maze, because the golden thread of Ariadne, the princess of Crete, is there to help him...

Theseus, hero - Gábor Nagypál
Aegeus, father of Theseus - Zoltán Hannus
Aethra, mother of Theseus - Júlia Nyakó
Periphetes, the bandit with a club - Zoltán Hannus
Sinis, the robber bending trees - Dániel Lovas
Old woman, the sow's mistress - Katalin Homonnai
Sow, a deadly infernal animal - Júlia Nyakó
Sciron, the bandit who has his feet washed - Zoltán Hannus
Turtle, a deadly infernal animal - Júlia Nyakó
Procrustes, the stretcher-reducer bandit - Dániel  Lovas
Ariadne, princess of Crete with thread and wreath - Katalin Homonnai
Minotaur, man-eater monster with a bull's head - Dániel Lovas
Sphere of music - Lajos Spilák

Music: András Monori, Lajos Spilák
Puppets, make-up, set: Ilona Németh, Kata Bodor
Assistant director: Zoltán Takáts
Associate director: Kata Gyarmati
Sound: Gergely Fodor
Directed by: Tamás Fodor