Brie lernt fliegen (ab 6 Jahre)

In the organizer's words:

The laboratory mouse Dr. Camenbert wants to escape. Out of the skylight. She has done her research and collected everything she needs: Ballpoint pen spirals, foil scraps, even a match. The dreamy mouse Brie, on the other hand, has heard rumors that the moon is made of cheese. Flying, of course! One of them knows that animal life is not safe in this world. She is looking for a way out, a new perspective, even if it means overcoming fear and uncertainty. The other seeks adventure, sensual ecstasy and a broad horizon.
Two performers stand on stage surrounded by fans, components and cloths. Drawings and complex calculations can be seen on a wall. A paper airplane sails through the room. In a mixture of storytelling and experimentation, humor and poetry, music-making and philosophizing, they approach the subject of flying in all its facets, boundless freedom and the laws of physics.

They discuss the necessity of fear, bravado and bruises, feel the wind, smell engine oil and - who knows - maybe they will take off together with all the audience for a moment.

In a mixture of storytelling and experimentation, humor and poetry, music-making and philosophizing, they approach the subject of flying in all its facets, boundless freedom and the laws of physics. They discuss the necessity of fear, exuberance and bruises, feel the wind, smell engine oil and - who knows - maybe they will take off together with all the audience for a moment.

By and with: Dorothee de Place and Kai Fischer (Die Wunderwollen) | Dramaturgy: Caroline Heinemann | Final director: Kaja Jakstat | Musical consultant: Jannis Kaffka

Funded by the Ministry of General and Vocational Education, Science, Research and Culture of the State of Schleswig-Holstein and the Hamburgische Kulturstiftung.

Price information:

Hamburg premiere 12 €