Mother Hulda
A little dance play with puppets, music, and verses
Sometimes good, sometimes bad, sometimes slim, sometimes fat
Sometimes limping fudgy, pat pat pat!
Sometimes floppy-flabby without move
Sometimes honey-sweet and fine and smooth
Sometimes young and fresh, then really really old.
Mother Hulda, oh so manyfold!
Iduna Hegen slips into the many characters of the well-known fairytale, and Andreas Pichler accompanies her on the hammered dulcimer. Together, they tell the story of the well-behaved and the naughty Mary, the magic well, the many tasks, and all the feather beds that need to be fluffed up. With plenty of imagination, puppets, and surprising twists, a magical theatrical world comes to life. A true classic that’s not to be missed.
15:00 Uhr, Alfred Sramek-Saal right
Germany
Play: Iduna Hegen
Director/text: Gabriele Hänel freely based on the Brothers Grimm
Music/play: Andreas Pichler
Scenography: Marlen Melzow
Photos: David Beecoft
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