Tarzan - The Musical

Known for its modern family musicals, the Liberi Theatre stages the hundred-year-old story of Edgar Rice Burrough in a contemporary version. Imaginative costumes, a playful, colorful backdrop and atmospheric lighting effects create the jungle world that makes Tarzan's home. Musically, the audience is offered a varied journey through different genres, which impresses with impressive arrangements and great emotions. A well-trained ensemble ensures that characters, music and scenery merge into a unique whole on stage.

A young family is shipwrecked and - barely stranded on the African coast - is attacked by wild animals. What remains is a little boy, who is taken in alone and orphaned by the monkey lady Kala and raised like her own child. But although Tarzan finds a home with the monkeys and a good friend in the monkey girl Tee, the leader Kerchak still makes him feel that he doesn't really belong to them even after years. The feeling of finding his place in the world becomes even stronger when Tarzan meets humans for the first time. Professor Porter, his curious daughter Jane, and the shady Olivia Clayton are on an expedition to explore the jungle. In the course of time, Tarzan and Jane get closer and closer, but then events come thick and fast and Tarzan and his ape family are threatened with great danger...