The Hexenberg Ensemble brings ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ and ‘The Bremen Town Musicians’ to the stage with dark humour, cheeky punchlines and surprising twists – a fairytale evening for adults only.
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Märchen im Glaspalast von und mit dem Hexenberg Ensemble: Bremer Stadtmusikanten
Märchen im Glaspalast von und mit dem Hexenberg Ensemble: Rotkäppchen
Little Red Riding Hood
What a prim and proper young lady, the very picture of innocence – what could possibly go wrong? Well, they were urged to remove this fairy tale from the children’s programme: distraught parents subsequently had far too much to explain to their little ones. When read aloud, it’s quite edifying. What one thinks of it, of course, remains a private matter. But if you perform it word for word, it becomes explosive. Because this wolf really does have only one thing on his mind – that’s right, the grandmother; what else did you think?
And how does he devour her in bed? That’s right: in a single gulp – we’d be happy to act it out for you. No one, not even the audience, emerges from this fairy tale as sinlessly innocent as they went in. Let Little Red Riding Hood lead you into temptation, stray from the path for a moment, and discover the wolf within you!
The Bremen Town Musicians
The world-famous quartet who take the initiative to make more of their own lives, because ‘you’ll find something better than death everywhere!’ A fairy tale about an incredible success story. But as we all know, there are four heroes, which – with only two performers per fairy tale – could lead to some amusing complications – so the audience might well have to lend a hand now and then to ensure this fairy tale is a success.
- For adults only – admission from 14 years of age
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Dates
December 2026
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