Zwei Darstellende des Stückes sitzen kostümiert mit Taucherflossen auf zwei Stühlen vor der Bühnenkulisse

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Nie genug von Sumsebar

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In the organizer's words:

An upcycled story about sustainability and creativity

A touching story about friendship and the value of being unique—for children and everyone who is young at heart.

The story centers on Paul—a quirky tinker who lives in an old hot-air balloon basket. Instead of buying new things, he collects sounds and repairs and builds everything from broken objects. For him, upcycling isn’t just a hobby—it’s a philosophy of life. He has almost no contact with other people—until he meets Paulina by chance. Paulina lives in a completely different world: she’s adventurous, loves buying new things, and enjoys telling stories. But Paul’s joy in giving gifts and his unique ideas pique her curiosity. Can she discover the fascination of making things herself?

With plenty of music, movement, and a dash of humor, Musiktheater Lupe brings “Never Enough of Sumsebar” to the stage—an imaginative and humorous play that invites you to marvel, laugh, and reflect.

Ages 4 and up.

Duration: approx. 50 minutes

Musiktheater Lupe
Direction and Music: Ralf Siebenand

A limited number of booster seats are available free of charge at the coat check. You may bring your own booster seats.

Children up to age 12 receive a discount. When booking online, click on a seat of your choice and select between the regular price and the children’s price.
Children up to and including age 13 may attend the event only if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Both the child and the accompanying adult must have a ticket for the performance.

With the kind support of Sparkasse Stade-Altes Land

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Location

Stadeum Kultur- und Tagungszentrum
Stadeum Kultur- und Tagungszentrum Schiffertorsstraße 6 21682 Stade

Accessibility information

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