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We are who we are. And that's a good thing.

A drag reading for young and old

It will be simply magical: the legendary King Eric will tell you what makes a "real boy", the enchanting Queen Vicky will introduce you to an adorable pair of rabbits and the talking drag vegetable Radish will surprise you in the reading garden with a story about an unusual princess. The three artists invite you into colorful worlds and show you what life has in store for you, regardless of gender, and what is possible when we hold on to our dreams! They read from books about love and friendship. Can a little prince and a fox be friends? What does friendship even mean? What does a friend look like? One thing is certain: whether long or short hair, whether boys in dresses or girls in pants, whether princesses with a mind of their own or romantic princes, whether blue, pink or all the colors of the rainbow: we are who we are. And that's a good thing.

For families with children who enjoy picture book movies and reading aloud and want to experience something special.

We read from the following books:

Real boys like you and me / by Scott Stuart (recommended for ages 5 and up)

Flora and the Honey Kiss / by Barbara Müller and Ann-Kathrin Nikolov (recommended for ages 4 and up)

A day in the life of Marlon Bundo / by Jill Twiss and EG Keller (recommended for ages 4 and up)

The Little Prince / by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Location: City Library in HP8, Small Hall, House K
Date: 05.05. | 11:00
Tickets: Free admission! Registration in person on site or by e-mail to stb.hp8(at)muenchen.de.

Admission restriction: Persons who belong to right-wing extremist parties or organizations, who belong to the right-wing extremist scene or who have already made racist, nationalist, anti-Semitic, sexist, LGBTIQ*-hostile or other inhuman statements in the past are excluded from the event.

Cooperation partners: PATHOS theater and Gasteig.

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We are who we are. And that's a good thing.

A drag reading for young and old

It's gonna be magical: the legendary King Eric will tell you what makes a "real boy", the enchanting Queen Vicky will introduce you to an adorable pair of rabbits and the talking dragon root vegetable Radish will surprise you in the reading garden with a story about an unusual princess. The three artists invite you into colorful worlds and show you what life has in store for you, regardless of gender, and what is possible when we hold on to our dreams! They read from books about love and friendship. Can a little prince and a fox be friends? What does friendship even mean? What does a friend look like? One thing is certain: whether long or short hair, whether boys in dresses or girls in pants, whether princesses with a mind of their own or romantic princes, whether blue, pink or all the colors of the rainbow: we are who we are. And that's a good thing.

For families with children who enjoy picture book movies and reading aloud and want to experience something special.

We read from the following books:

Real boys like you and me / by Scott Stuart (recommended for ages 5 and up)

Flora and the Honey Kiss / by Barbara Müller and Ann-Kathrin Nikolov (recommended for ages 4 and up)

A day in the life of Marlon Bundo / by Jill Twiss and EG Keller (recommended for ages 4 and up)

The Little Prince / by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry