We have observed that while theatre for children and young people in Mongolia holds immense potential for growth, there are still limited pathways to reach the international stage. At the same time, access to theatre arts remains unequal, especially for children and youth living in remote regions. From this understanding, we envisioned Wanderlust Mongolia Nomad Theatre Festival as a meaningful and impactful way to bring theatre directly to children wherever they are. As a nomadic theatre, we travel across regions to share international performances, offering more than just artistic experiences. We aim to nurture social and emotional development, while helping young audiences understand the importance of human connection and our relationship with nature. We also see this initiative as an opportunity to connect with other developing countries in Asia, joining voices and creating a pathway toward global recognition through regional collaboration. 

The Wanderlust Project begins in Mongolia and will continue in Indonesia and Nepal throughout 2026–2027, fostering international creative exchange and celebrating cultural diversity. Through this journey, we aim to elevate artists to the next level of their professional path, expand audiences, and build a deeper, lasting appreciation for the arts. Most importantly, we are committed to bringing to life the principle of equal access to theatre education for every child. The Wanderlust Festival is the beginning of a shared journey one that brings light to the future of theatre for children and young people in Mongolia and beyond.