Papageno Musiktheater

Somewhere in Africa, in a hidden castle, lives an evil wizard. He searches for and finds all the secrets of the world in his magic ball. It also tells him that in faraway Arabia - in an enchanted cave - there must be an old, rusty oil lamp with magical powers. It holds unlimited power. Whoever possesses it can fulfill any wish. Only a brave young man can get it out of its hiding place.

The wizard wants this lamp at all costs. He sets off for Baghdad and meets the unsuspecting Aladdin, whom he wants to use for his project. But with the help of the sorcerer's apprentice Hassan, Aladdin sees through the magician's sinister plans and machinations just in time. He does not deliver the magic lamp to him - as planned - but keeps it for himself. Now he can dispose of the lamp genie's useful services. Because he uses it prudently and remains moderate in his demands, he not only becomes rich, but is also initially extremely happy with the Sultan's daughter, Princess Adonide. Then the magician returns as an oil lamp merchant in disguise. Is his happiness short-lived? What happens to Aladdin?

Musical fairy tale from 1001 Nights by Karlheinz Komm with music by Norbert Neukamp using classical compositions by Nicolai Rimski-Korsakow. Children from 5 years

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7, 14 and 28 November, 4 pm each day

Papageno Musiktheater, Palmengartenstr. 11, Frankfurt

2for1: Family day = 16 €

On the day of the event, 15-15.30, box office