Tarzan - The Musical

The theater Liberi, known for its modern family musicals, stages the hundred-year-old story by Edgar Rice Burroughs in a contemporary version. Imaginative costumes, a playful, colorful backdrop, and atmospheric lighting effects create the jungle world where Tarzan feels at home. Musically, the audience is offered a diverse journey through various genres, impressing with grand arrangements and deep emotions. A well-trained ensemble ensures that characters, music, and scenery merge into a unique whole on stage.

A young family suffers a shipwreck and, barely stranded on the African coast, is attacked by wild animals. Left behind is a small boy, who is taken in by the ape lady Kala and raised as her own child. However, even though Tarzan finds a home among the apes and a good friend in the ape girl Tee, the leader Kerchak makes him feel that he does not truly belong to them, even after years. The feeling of needing to find his place in the world becomes even stronger when Tarzan encounters humans for the first time. Professor Porter, his curious daughter Jane, and the dubious Olivia Clayton are on an expedition to explore the jungle. Over time, Tarzan and Jane grow closer, but then events take a dramatic turn, and great danger threatens Tarzan and his ape family...