The UFRN Children's and Youth Theater Symposium is an event that seeks to strengthen the children's and youth genre, promoting or reconfirming the artistic, pedagogical and scientific relevance of the field. In its fifth edition, the event has the theme Animated Forms Theatre, exploring linguagens such as puppet theatre, mamulengo, shadow theatre, masks and lambe-lambe theatre. The aim is to highlight the power of these forms of expression in the construction of narratives, in the valorization of popular culture and in stimulating the imagination.

Challenges: Rebranding the visual identity of the theater symposium, tracing cores and vivacity without losing the serious and institutional character of research; Strengthen or reconfirm the symposium's brand, making it more memorable for participants and communities; Communicate diversity of the most varied forms of theater and mainly those originating from the region;

All structures and elements give identity foram extracted from two records from two previous symposiums. From detailed observation of the theatrical experience, we find forms, cores and elements that reflect the essence of the symposium. Thus, communication exists to bring together children, young people, artists and educators through art, jumping and the collective construction of experiences.