Der Räuber Hotzenplotz

Robbers are not always the brightest. But they are usually so bold that they still manage to achieve their goal. This is also the case with robber Hotzenplotz, the robber with the seven knives that everyone knows from the newspaper. The guy simply stands in Grandma's tulip bed and, with his gun drawn, demands the return of Grandma's new coffee grinder - a gift from Kasperl and Seppel that can not only grind fine coffee, but also performs Grandma's favorite song "Komm, süßer Mai". The police are bureaucratic and incompetent, so Kasperl and Seppel have to go in search of the robber themselves in order to get the coffee grinder back. But Hotzenplotz uses every trick in the book and captures them. He quickly sells Kasperl to the evil magician Petrosilius Zwackelmann as a servant and keeps Seppel himself to clean his boots. What happens now?
In Sebastian Schwab's singspiel based on Otfried Preußler's classic children's book of the same name, it takes a lot of magic and friendship for the happy ending - and of course the fairy herb from the Hohe Heide. The music makes the captivating story audible in all its facets, including a potato-peeling aria and a toad lament. Between brass band music and musical, all the elements of the classic Punch and Judy show unfold. Fun for everyone who (like Kasperl and Seppel) likes to eat plum cake.