Oskar Lutsu’s comedy “Kapsapää” (“Cabbage Head”) was published in 1913 and has been staged many times in various theatres. Räpina ÜG student Elizabeth Tensi brought a timeless theatre piece to the stage of her school theatre under the guidance of teacher Kai Karell Narruski. Based on the play, Elizabeth Lutsu created a hilarious exhibition on the board of the House Museum, which sums up the prank in a comic-like way.
The exhibition is open until November 2024.
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