How did it all start back then? How did our world come into being out of nothing? With a bang, a song, the howl of the coyote, with the word of a Creator God? Hedwig Rost and Jörg Baesecke, who call themselves the “smallest stage in the world” as a theater duo, explore various creation stories in their program “How the World Came into the World”. This Friday, November 18, they will present them in the Heilig Geist parish hall in Pullach, which is a home game for the artists who live in the Isar Valley community and were awarded the SZ Tassilo Prize in 2018. World birth myths come to life on stage: with paper objects and natural materials, violin and kitchen roll, with words and songs, we embark on a poetic journey through five continents, through light and darkness, to the beginning of time. The performance starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are available in advance from the parish office (Fridays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.), by e-mail to [email protected] or at the box office.
“Smallest stage in the world” performs in Pullach – district of Munich
