Retrospectives of the theatre courses

1 p.m., Kindergarten course (Instructors: Romy Forlin and Chiara Ilic-Meier)
"The Town Musicians of Bremen" – loosely based on the Grimm story – is a story about friendship between different animals that are no longer of use to their owners in old age. They run away and make their way to Bremen together to become Town Musicians. In the evening in the forest they discover a robber's house. With their loud singing, they drive away the band of robbers and take up camp for the night in the house. Will the robbers come back?

2 p.m., course 1st/2nd grade (Instructor: Lilian Meier)
Three dreaded pirates meet every year for the big pirate competition. Whoever gets the best loot on this day will become the top pirate captain for the next year. When one of them is unable to run, his daughter Letizia stands in for him. To mocking laughter, she and her best friend Pongo start the competition with their boat. The pirate's daughter often doesn't know what to do, but she never gives up...

3 p.m., 3rd/4th grade course (Instructor: Lilian Meier)
A mix of different fairy tales. The brave tailor plays the leading role, but is repeatedly portrayed by other children. He is supposed to save his daughter Snow White on behalf of the king, meets the wolf of the seven little goats and the Sleeping Beauty. Will the brave tailor make it?

4 p.m., Course 5th/6th grade (Head: Romy Forlin)
In a small, insignificant town, the world begins to change. Increasingly strange things are happening. Some people change. Others disappear and remain untraceable for a long time. The entire system seems to be out of joint. What happened? Has AI now taken over? "Forever Young" is the title of this piece.

5 p.m., 5th/6th grade course (Instructor: Romy Forlin)
Young people who hardly know each other or not at all wake up on a desert island. After they have realized where they are, they have to cope with this difficult situation. Their being together proves to be exhausting because their character traits are very different. "Shipwreck" is the name of this self-developed piece.