Theater for children in the castle garden

Great, exciting children's theater in the castle garden, free admission

14:30 p.m.

The Little Caterpillar
Play for children

Laurenzia has gone to the forest for a picnic. There, she encounters a hungry little caterpillar, who devours all her treats with a smacking smack. And suddenly we're right in the middle of the fun, smacking ourselves, experiencing this story with all our senses. Together we let the birds chirp and the bees buzz. The little caterpillar grows fatter, rounder, and gigantic – until it spins itself a little house and falls asleep in it. Finally, the moment has come: out comes...

With her wit, the little caterpillar captivates the audience, and parents and grandparents also have fun! Stefanie Ramisch performs amidst a colorful, elaborately crafted set made entirely of felt.

Acting: Stefanie Ramisch
Accordion: Ronja Ramisch
Design: Marianne Heinzler
Playing time: 40 min
Recommended age: Kindergarten age

16:30 pm:

Hans in hapiness
based on the fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm

Who wouldn't love a big lump of gold? But Hans isn't happy at all, because he has to carry the heavy thing home – poor rich Hans! Grimm's classic deals with the ever-relevant question of what makes us happy.
Hans has served his master for seven years. As a thank you, he receives a lump of gold as big as a head. The only problem is that it is so incredibly heavy and Hans can hardly move it. But Hans wouldn't be Hans in luck if a lucky coincidence didn't soon come his way. A rider trades his horse for the gold, a farmer trades his cow for the horse, the cow is traded for a pig, and the pig is traded for a goose. The pig doesn't stay long either and is traded for a grindstone, which unfortunately falls down a well. So Hans has nothing left and goes home happy and carefree.

What is wealth? For Hans, it's quite clear: Rich is he who is happy! And so, little by little, he trades his way to happiness!

Playing time: 45 min
Recommended age: Kindergarten and primary school age
Acting: Roman Moebus

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