Lichtgestöber - Schneegefunkel - Visual Puppet Theater with German Sign Language and Spoken Language

Description

Everything turns white! ... the tree... the forest... the winter forest!
Look there, the fox. It jumps through the snow and plays with the flakes. Fresh snow... deep snow... snow cover.
Inside, the elf is warm. The tea steams in the cup.
Snow cloud... snowstorm... snowstorm! - But where is the fox?!
Fortunately, the elf keeps watch. In the cold, he doesn't leave anyone alone. Snow mountains... snow light... snowy night.
It is said that when the snow begins to sparkle, you may wish for something. "Lichtgestöber – Schneegefunkel" is a bilingual puppet theater piece in German Sign Language and spoken language. The text is spoken by the performer Mirjam Hesse on stage in both languages simultaneously, making the piece understandable for both deaf* and hearing audiences. Language is used very minimally and mainly as a playful expansion of the word field "snow". Additional information:
Box office opens at 2:30 PM

Highlights

• Bilingual puppet theater in German Sign Language and spoken language
• Performer Mirjam Hesse guides through the piece
• Box office opens at 2:30 PM

General Information

“Lichtgestöber – Schneegefunkel” is a visual puppet theater piece that is accessible for both deaf and hearing audiences. It takes place at the Hamburg Puppet Theater and themes the winter landscape and the magic of snow.

Location

Bramfelder Straße 9, 22305 Hamburg, Germany

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