“Oh no, don’t start with the big bad wolf again,” the little goats call out to their mother as she warns her children, “Don’t open the door for anyone.”
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Figurentheater Ute Kahmann: Der Wolf und die sieben Geißlein
No sooner has the mother goat left the house than the hungry wolf knocks on the door and charmingly asks to be let in. The little goats think to themselves: The wolf is supposed to be dangerous—but if he’s so nice, he can’t be up to anything bad, can he? Besides, it’s kind of fun to have a real wolf standing at the door.
Suddenly, the fun is over. The mother returns—and finds not her children, but the snoring wolf with a big belly. Spoiler: Luckily, it’s a fairy tale, and in the end, the goat family dances and sings as the day goes on!
A cheerful puppet show about the power and powerlessness of evil.
Puppet show for ages 4 and up, loosely based on Grimm
- Director: Holger Brüns
- Puppet Design: Maarit Kreuzinger
- Set design: Ralf Klimek
- Music: Kai Leinweber
IN GERMAN
