Hans in Luck
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interactive fairy tale theater
As a reward for seven years of service, Hans receives a large lump of gold from the master. For Hans, it now means: out into the world, out into life… and prove himself. Along the way, he makes all sorts of trades. He exchanges the lump of gold for a horse, which he trades for a cow, which he trades for a pig, which he trades for a goose, and the goose for a whetstone – which he then drops into a well. Now he realizes that luck can only be grasped if your hands are free and you are open to it. So he happily skips home with a song on his lips: "Hoppla Holla, the world is good to me, what I don't need it takes away, and what I wish for it gives me," where his mother welcomes him with open arms.
Experience a unique production for the whole family by Johannes Galli, with specially composed music by Johannes Galli & Michael Summ.
You can get the CD with all the animal songs from the play from us after the performance.
We are happy to bring our fairy tale productions to you.