fairy tales - really grim
In a fascinating production called "Grimm's Fairy Tales in the Glass Palace" the audience experiences a wonderful theater performance. The focus is on two actors, the well-known original text and a small stage - and that's enough to offer the highest level of theatrical enjoyment!
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Jorinde und Joringel
AllerleiMähr
This specially designed format presents two half-hour fairy tales per performance and impressively expresses how deeply the strange charm of these fairy tales, their unusual comedy and the eerie tension are interwoven with the innermost fears and hopes.
The stage transforms into a diverse gift table that has something for everyone: a highly entertaining experience.
Jorinde and joringel
...loves Joringel loves Jorinde loves... yes, nice!
But only when hearts break does love become great; only fear and pain of irreparable loss teaches us to appreciate it. A fairy tale, finely woven from poetic stammering, from love, madness, death, delight and magic, grips our hearts with a cold hand until it finally remains silent forever with a desolate, sore sigh. Anyone who thinks there is no more room for romantic feelings is wrong! Jorinde loves Joringel: and only when they have died do they love them forever.
AllerleiMähr
For 15 years, the Hexenbergensemble has been humbly wandering through the Grimm Magic Forest in the trail of crumbs left by Hansel and Gretel. You search for the most bizarre, the most terrible, the most beautiful fairy tale and come across death, the devil and enchanted princesses. The best, the grimmest, the fairy tale of all fairy tales has not yet been told.
But most of them are very shy of the stage. And they do the devil to force them into the spotlight using artifice. Because on the Hexenberg the fairy tales are allowed to stage themselves, they just submissively follow their airs and graces. They don't tell them, the fairy tales play with them and lead us to the depths of their archaic subculture.
