Hans in Luck – ‘A little bit of luck will one day become a great deal…’ A fairy tale that could just as easily tell the success story of the former Hexenkessel: from a parasitic punk theatre in a back courtyard to an idyllic park stage, right through to a magnificent, opulent theatre.
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Märchen im Glaspalast von und mit dem Hexenberg Ensemble: Hase und Igel
Märchen im Glaspalast von und mit dem Hexenberg Ensemble: Hans im Glück
The unique story of this ‘Hans im Glück Theatre’, whose ensemble has constantly grown through its naive optimism and passion for performance, and which, with joyful serenity, has ultimately managed to turn every setback into a success, can only be told by simply experiencing the fairy tale for oneself.
The Hare and the Hedgehog
The classic par excellence, the original Grimm tale. This is how the brothers Jacob and Wilhelm taught us to make their fairy tales come true through play: by means of two actors, a stage the size of a beer mat, and a great love of literal detail. The original text is as sacred as the Bible and should be taken as seriously as a Shakespearean epic. What is written there is to be regarded as strict stage directions, even – and especially – when the hare races the hedgehog for a full 73 laps. Who plays the female hedgehog?
And how on earth, pray tell, does one credibly fall for the same cheap trick 73 times? Well, quite simply: with the help of the audience and with the greatest of pleasure – yes, we promise: Grimm-free on Fairy Tale Hill!
- Fairy tales for everyone – suitable for ages 4 and over
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Dates
December 2026
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