Children's Theater "Undine"


Description
At the bottom of the ocean lies the village where Undine lives with her family. One day, some boats get caught in a storm and a boy falls into the sea. Undine knows that land people cannot survive long underwater, so she brings him back to the shore. With the help of shell magic and a paddle boat, a friendship develops between Undine and the boy named Rino – but it must stay a secret because Undine's father forbids contact with the land. Gradually, Undine learns that the conflict between sea people and land people threatens not only the underwater world but the future of the entire planet. Bravely, Undine and Rino make a decision.
"Undine" is a story about peace and the first step towards it, about friendship, self-confidence, and the courage to do things differently. Text, sounds, singing, and music invite you to a special listening experience where characters come to life and a captivating story is told. The imaginative stage design supports the play of imagination.
Duration: about 50 minutes without intermission. For children aged 6 and up and adults. A production by Leni Bohrmann.
(After the performance, St. Nicholas will visit the Hambach Christkindl market directly across from the theater!)
Advance tickets available through Theater in der Kurve and the Quodlibet bookstore








