In the organizer's words:

Fischer and his wife

...They once lived in an old hut and never got anywhere. Yes, where would they go? "Mine Fru, the Ilsebill doesn't want it the way I want it?" - Something like that couldn't happen to us. This (very) ancient, eccentric, crude tale of greedy insatiability? It has nothing to do with us. But then why do we feel so touched? How would it be if we could go on and on, higher and higher, bigger and bigger! And yet more and more dissatisfied. When is it time to stop dreaming, when suddenly every dream is within reach? The "Once upon a time..." becomes the here and now. Aren't we all a bit Ilsebill?

Rapunzel

"Rapunzel, let me down your hair...", words from a fairy tale that are at least as well-known as the authors who wrote them down for posterity. Everyone knows this fairy tale: A story of the fulfillment of the most fervent wishes and the first great and everlasting love. But if we allow this fairy tale to become reality, it begins to take possession of us and suddenly the characters become part of us. Suddenly it is the fairy tale that observes and questions the viewer. Everything is turned upside down and abysses open up that can only be expressed in an opulent baroque opera.

Fairy tale for adults only
Admission from 14 years

Price information:

People with disabilities and accompanied wheelchair users (free of charge) should contact us for tickets and seat reservations at kasse@pfefferberg-theater.de. Severely disabled persons, job seekers, trainees, pupils and students should present appropriate proof at the box office or at the entrance. There is a limited number of 10€-StudiTickets.