PINK GRIMM: The Sleeping Beauties

In the organizer's words:

- A fairytale theater show -

Do you have children? .... Yes?

And are they NORMAL?

The parents of Hansel & Gretel have had a bad time since their children started listening to ABBA, putting on make-up and wearing high heels.

Does that sound strange? Nope. With the Brothers Grimm and their rich treasure trove of gruesomely beautiful stories, there are still plenty of undiscovered stories that belong in the light of day at the Pfefferberg Theater - and so begins a particularly grim evening.

Fairy tales: the stuff we are made of!

Once upon a time there was a young man and an older young man. They wanted nothing more than a CHILD ... Uh, NO! Love, beauty and fame!

But more than anything else, they wanted not to be alone. And so they were forced to put on a show together. But: "Sashay away ..."; who plays the title role? The Sleeping Beauty, the overprotected child full of princess airs and graces? And who will be kissed awake by Prince Charming at the end?

But before the prince charming sets off on his thorny path through rosy hedges, a few questions need to be answered: Which of us is the fairest in the land? And how do Snow White & Rose Red share the hot bear sitting in the audience?

"The fact that the comedic highlight of the season does not shy away from the bitter cynicism of the Grimm classics is, of course, intentional. It's not the poor little children and innocent princesses who gave the well-known fairy tales their famous titles that take center stage here - it's the evil fairies and vain queens who lustfully emerge from the background and demand their right to be divas." PINK DOT LIFE Bastian Peters

Andi Buletten: Andreas Köhler and Rottscha: Roger Jahnke (Hexenberg Ensemble)

Director: Matthias Mosbach. Costumes: Narciss&Goldfaden

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From 14 years

Price information:

People with disabilities and wheelchair users with a companion (free of charge) should contact us for tickets and seat reservations at kasse@pfefferberg-theater.de. People with disabilities, job seekers, trainees, school pupils and students should present their ID/proof of disability at the box office or upon admission.