Kristine Stahl: Kasper Builds a House

At the Kuddelmuddel children's cultural center, Kristine Stahl brings the popular puppet show "Kasper Builds a House" to the stage – based on the original work by Hartmut Lorenz. Kasper decides to build a house for himself, his grandmother, Gretl, and twenty children. However, his plan faces obstacles: the witch from the town hall demands absurd permits and taxes, the envious neighbor steals the planks, and his grandmother suddenly no longer feels like eating pancakes but wants to go jogging instead. With plenty of wit and typical Kasper logic, he ultimately overcomes all challenges.

The play is aimed at children aged four and up and lasts about 50 minutes. Kristine Stahl brings the story to life in an engaging and interactive way, allowing the audience to cheer along and laugh with the characters. An entertaining journey into the world of puppet theater that delights both children and accompanying adults.