Bremer Stadtmusikanten - Participatory Theater - Participatory Theater from 3 Years Old

Description

An old donkey, a tired dog, a bitter cat, and a tough rooster no longer do enough for their humans and are driven away by their masters. But the expelled animals meet by chance and decide to stay together. Their motto is: "We find something better than death everywhere." They make a plan and want to become city musicians in Bremen. But everything turns out differently than planned, and after they cleverly drive the robbers out of a forest house, they move in themselves. When a robber returns to investigate the situation, the animals, in brilliant cooperation, give the robber a good lesson, and none of the robbers ever dare to return. The animals now live in joyful harmony and sing for their lives. Participatory theater is a special form of theater play, where an experienced actress tells a fairy tale and takes on various fairy tale characters and roles.
Children experience the great art of acting up close in participatory theater, namely the role change – which the actor performs right in front of their eyes on stage. They are allowed not only to listen eagerly to the fairy tale but also to actively participate. They can shout their thoughts and ideas to the actress on stage, who spontaneously incorporates these impulses into the story. The play features: Marion Martinez

Highlights

• Participatory theater for children from 3 years old
• Interactive fairy tale performance
• With Marion Martinez as narrator

General Information

The performance of Bremer Stadtmusikanten at Galli Theater Berlin offers an interactive theater experience for children from 3 years old. The audience can actively participate in the action and contribute their ideas to the story.

Location

Oranienburger Straße 32, 10117 Berlin, Germany

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