Thursday, 4/10/2025
at 10:00 AM



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“Rawums,” it sounds as if something is falling to the ground. A sandbag falls, a man, a chair, and we embark on a trip into the wonderland of gravity. An egg wants to fly, but it must not fall, because it is fragile. While the egg dreams of flying, a man and a woman charmingly and clownishly explore all the possibilities of falling and flying. With images and words, the two tell of the difference between lightness and heaviness. There are laws: a feather floats, a sack plumps down. But can a house, a chair, a person fly? Every law has its exceptions. Between up and down, heaven and earth, there is much; and with poetry, everything is indeed possible – even flying.

Even the little spectators know about the laws of nature and their simple effects. “Rawums (:)” plays with the familiar and surprises time and again with the unpredictable. Melanie Florschütz and Michael Döhnert do what is so difficult: taking children seriously, trusting that they can understand such theatre.

In 2009, “Rawums (:)" was celebrated as one of the five key children's theatre productions in Germany at the 10th Children's and Youth Theatre Meeting "AugenblickMal!".

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