Puppet Theater Ute Kahmann presents: "In the Rabbit School"

Puppet theater loosely based on the children's book "The Rabbit School" (4+) Max Langohr is five years old and is allowed to go to school. His little sister Martha envies him for that. She also wants to be grown up and do what Max gets to do. However, he is annoyed. You can't really play tag with a girl, and besides, she's a scaredy-cat. "You're just too small," Max tells his sister. But Martha sees it quite differently and secretly follows her brother to school. There, she learns a lot about healthy eating and whom a rabbit should beware of. Max does not like his sister's excursion at all. This only changes when the hunter appears, and Martha proves with tricks and cleverness that she is not a scaredy-cat. [Ute Kahmann](http://www.figurentheater-ute-kahmann.de/theater team/theater team.html) has been performing puppet theater for children and adults since 1987. In addition to various directing assignments, she works as a guest lecturer at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin. With her distinctive productions, she regularly tours nationwide and has been invited to various festivals multiple times. "With a keen sense for the respective characters, Ute Kahmann lets the figures act." Schwetzinger Zeitung Direction: Holger Brüns Performance: Ute Kahmann Set Design: Maarit Kreuzinger Stage Construction: Ralf Klimek Duration: 45 minutes.