Broccoli for the T-Rex

Description

Dinosaurs can do quite a lot. Be intimidating, for example. Or be quite picky about food. In "Broccoli for the T-Rex," this becomes the main theme: Who actually eats what and why? Triceratops, Velociraptor, and Tyrannosaurus Rex meet and quickly get into a dispute over meat, plants, and everything in between. With puppet shows and live painting, it turns into not a lesson but a wild, playful feast spectacle. The ensemble dives into the eating habits of prehistoric times and ends up right in our present. Because the questions are surprisingly current: What goes on the plate? What doesn't? And what are the consequences?
The team of the Junge LTT takes its young audience seriously without being heavy. Instead of ready-made answers, there's a joy in discussing, marveling, and thinking along. A lively theater trip for everyone who loves dinosaurs and wants to know what all is behind their hunger. With: Cédric Pintarelli, Helene Schmitt (director); Bo Wilschnack (dramaturgy)

Highlights

• Puppet show and live painting
• Exciting discussion about eating habits
• For dinosaur fans and young explorers

General Information

"Broccoli for the T-Rex" is an interactive play that addresses the eating habits of dinosaurs. With a creative mix of puppet show and live painting, the audience is transported into the world of prehistoric times and encouraged to think along.

Location

Herrenstrasse 5, 79539 Lörrach, Germany

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