Die Kuh Rosemarie

Description

Family play by Andri Beyeler - for children aged 5 and up
Based on the picture book "Die Kuh Rosalinde" by Frauke Nahrgang and Winfried Opgenoorth
Theater Patati Patata How wonderful: life on the farm! The chickens cluck, the pigs grunt, the dogs bark, the frogs croak, the birds sing - everything could be so beautiful if it weren't for THIS COW! Rosemarie thinks she knows everything better. She criticizes everything and everyone: The hen clucks too loudly, the dog chews loudly while eating, the goldfish isn't wearing swimming trunks, the pig is dirty as pigs are, and the farmer's pajamas are embarrassing. The only solution: the cow must go - far away. So the farmer takes her to the airport, books a ticket, and sends her off to somewhere very far away.
Finally peace, oh, it works. All animals can do whatever they want and the farmer can wear his favorite pajamas.
But suddenly, growling is heard in front of the barn door: first a crocodile, then a lion, a giraffe, more and more appear.... One animal after another appears on the farm, because since THIS COW lives far away, no animal is allowed to be as it is anymore. The peaceful coexistence is finally over.... With humor, lots of wordplay, and music, the play tells of narrow-mindedness versus respectful, tolerant coexistence.

Highlights

• Family-friendly theater for children aged 5 and up
• Based on the picture book "Die Kuh Rosalinde"
• Humorous story about tolerance and coexistence

General Information

The play "Die Kuh Rosemarie" is performed at the Kulturhaus in Kehl and is aimed at children aged 5 and up. It entertainingly tells about the challenges of living together on a farm and addresses tolerance and respect.

Location

Am Läger 12, 77694 Kehl, Germany

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