Kasperl fun at Lake Chiemsee: puppet theater for big and small fans!
Kasperl fun at Lake Chiemsee: puppet theater for big and small fans!
Kolbermoor, Deutschland - on June 14, 2025, a wonderful day in the heart of Bavaria, the Chiemsee Kasperltheater invites you to an unforgettable puppet theater experience for the whole family. This event is an integral part of the Bavarian Kasperltour and promises a lot of fun for young and old. A play by Stephan Mikat is shown, which is known not only as a former radio presenter, but also as a talented author. The piece is aimed at children from the age of three and makes the audience laugh with Bavarian humor and a non -violent act.
The soap bubbles and foam party is particularly exciting, which the children can actively help shape. A real eye -catcher that certainly wakes up some nostalgic memories among adults. According to the performances, there is the possibility to purchase more information and tickets in advance via the website www.chiemsee-kasperl.de. If you want to visit the performances at the Hoftheater Munich, you can book tickets exclusively at www.hof.theater.strengthen the cultural scene
The Chiemsee Kasperltheater is not only a place of pleasure, but also an important piece of Bavarian culture. It proudly bears the seal "intangible cultural heritage - regional diversity of the dialect theater in Germany". This certificate means that theater art in the region is not only preserved, but also promoted, so that the cultural idiosyncrasy remains alive, as report.
Another piece on stage that the audience awaits is "Kasperl saved the king". This performance will take place on November 9 at 4 p.m. in the Mareissaal in Kolbermoor. The plot tells of the king's adventures, who plans a big festival until robbers Benediktus Krapfenklau steal the gifts. A fun that will inspire both the little guests and their companions.
A look outside the box
The Chiemsee Kasperltheater is an example of the living puppet theater landscape in Bavaria, which is increasingly anchored in the cultural awareness of people. The Munich Marionettentheater has recently received the title "Intangible Cultural Heritage Bavaria". Director Siegfried Böhmke, who has headed the theater for over two decades, combines tradition with innovation. He himself learned the craft from Jim Henson and ensures that folding mouth dolls, which are a significant part of his ensemble, are also very popular. In The Süddeutsche Zeitung can be read in the application for this title.
The theater recently reopened after the closures of pandemehmen and remains a popular meeting place for theater lovers of all ages. It is exciting to see how such events and awards enliven the Bavarian puppet theater scene and bring joy to people.
whether in the Chiemsee Kasperltheater or in the lively backdrop of Munich - puppet theater art in Bavaria has a lot to offer. It is only to be hoped that many families enjoy these cultural highlights and thus keep tradition alive.
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