"The moving book" at the GS Kronsberg Süd

The mobile Vaudeville Theatre plays, reads and creates a cultural project with primary school pupils on 5 impulse days at the end of April/beginning of May and on 10 intensive days in summer 2025 at the newly opened GS Kronsberg Süd.

"The moving book" is the title of the project, with the kind support of the Federal Association of Independent Performing Arts and the federal government with the motto: "dance and theatre make you strong" from the federal programme Kunst macht stark.

The children's book by Bernd-Arno Kortstock with the title: "The adventures of Liebliesel & Liebdusel - even ducks can waddle" will be brought along
And this is precisely the starting point for the many impulses and adventures that the two duck protagonists in the book will give us.
The friends we meet while playing are Ibo the beaver, Lang-Kurz-Lang the earthworm or the pike twin brothers Hubert & Hubert as well as many other forest and meadow animals that swim through and across the lake with Liebliesel & Liebdusel.

The new adventures that are created and how the "audio images of an exhibition" are presented in the end can be seen in a small exhibition in the assembly hall.
can be "chattered at and marvelled at" at the end of the project in August.

The project is supported by three co-operation partners.
From the neighbourhood management win e. V. am Kronsberg Süd, Franziska Börgmann, from the all-day coordinator Bianca Dragovic from the children and youth work of the LHH and the sponsoring association Blickpunkte e. V. for the cultural-educational mediation.

The performing project artists are Bernd-Arno Kortstock and Iris Brandner from the mobile Vaudeville Theatre, also known as Spax & Manoli from Clown Worlds, in which the duck-drake friendship is preened and feathered 😊.

The adventure begins ...