Eule findet den Beat – Das Theater Konzert

She is blue and yellow, loves music and has now fully arrived in German children's rooms: Eule, probably the coolest mediator of musical adventures, is on a great voyage of discovery. With enormous success! Since the release of the debut radio play by Charlotte Simon, Nina Addin and Christina Anders, the four Owl albums have sold so well that the creators have been awarded two gold records and a platinum record.

Since 2016, the guileless owl has also been on the theater stage in the production by Christina Anders and Cristiana Garba, delighting children and parents alike. Around 100,000 visitors throughout Germany have already celebrated a theater concert party with Eule.

Eulen's godfather Rolf Zuckowski also watched the production and was impressed: "Little EULE really big! We congratulate the fantastic team of "Eule findet den Beat" on the great success and the many sold-out performances. An imaginative, funny and surprising production with an infectious joy of playing on stage (super band!) and in the middle of the audience. Simply great and fit for many sequels in owl-land."

The story

The little owl, a real music layman, lives in a forest on the outskirts of the city. Like many children, she can't even imagine how immensely diverse the world is. When she is woken up one evening by beautiful music, a magical journey begins for her. Musically still green behind the ears, Eule immerses herself in numerous genre worlds thanks to many revealing encounters. She meets eight animals who, just like their favorite music, couldn't be more different. For example, Owl gets to know the rock mole at a festival campsite or gets a juicy earworm from the pop fly. The punk cat, the reggae parrot and the electro bat also have their very own idea of what an ideal piece of music should sound like. The hip-hop rat spontaneously sings a freestyle rap, the jazz donkey raves about old music legends and the opera moth, like all the animals in this story, also has its very own beat.

The production

You can look forward to a dynamic production in which five actors not only slip into various animal roles, but also take up the instruments as such. And who would want to remain seated when the hip-hop rat is belting out a big freestyle or the punk cat is jumping across the stage in pogo style? Music moves. The body becomes an instrument for expressing what it feels. This should not only be evident in the performances of the actors, but also for the young audience members, who are always given the opportunity to actively participate - be it dancing, singing or screaming. In favor of a performance that explores the boundaries between theater, music and party, both the stage and the auditorium become a place of action. "We want the children to really groove along and take the beat home with them as a souvenir." With the production "Eule findet den Beat", the duo is celebrating its first theater production.</p

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