In the organizer's words:
Gustav has found exciting notes in Grandpa's old suitcase. In it, Grandpa recounts the adventures of Emil and the detectives. After all, he was none other than THE Gustav with the horn, one of Emil's detectives who had helped him chase the creep Grundeis through Berlin. Grundeis had stolen Emil's money on the train to Berlin, which he was supposed to bring to his grandmother and which his mother had laboriously saved.
In this solo, we experience the story from Gustav's point of view and immerse ourselves in the Berlin flair of the 1920s.
Erich Kästner's first children's book had a lasting influence on children's literature. The book shows that with openness, courage, solidarity and humor, you can usually get through the trickiest situations. And together you can move mountains.
The most successful crime story for children of all time.
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