A fish that fulfills all wishes, who would not like that: shoes, a house, a castle, a palm beach, pizza and fries. And yet it seems to little Jacob and his parents that everything could be much nicer, bigger and even better ...

The life of the acting director Frank is anything but easy: for his upcoming premiere, he needs money, a functioning technique, good singers and, and, and ... And it quickly becomes clear that for several centuries we have been struggling with the same difficulties in the theater as Mozart did in his time.

Who doesn't know him, the robber Hotzenplotz? First he steals Grandma's new coffee grinder - which can make music so beautifully. Then he lures Seppel and Kasperl into a trap and takes them both prisoner. Why Wachtmeister Dimpfelmoser ends up capturing a bullfinch and what happens to Zwackelmann's magic castle is still a secret for the time being. Highly secret. If not top secret.

Frau Holle provides snow flurries and flower meadow weather. But the cranky weather woman can no longer manage the workload alone! Already in the bitterly wicked fairy tale of the Grimms, Frau Holle looks for support. Whether lazy or industrious, any help is welcome! Because what if it never snowed again?

In this work, the medieval Melusine saga is linked to the feminist and queer struggle for the right to self-determination of one's own body.

The little human child Mowgli is raised by wolves. But one day the evil tiger Shir Khan returns to the jungle and Mowgli, with the help of the clever panther Bagheera, sets off to seek shelter in the human settlement. When the two meet the always good-humored bear Baloo on their way there, the commotion really starts.

The adult education center has invited to a serious lecture about "The operetta in history and present", but the operetta can not be locked in a lecture! The operetta is crazy, time-critical, sentimental, exaggerated and vicious - it is dangerous! And so the madness of cancan, waltz, march and schmaltz takes over the lecture hall.

Quirky Birds is the second part of our Stuttgart trilogy by Susanne Hinkelbein, which began with the brilliant Nesenbach. After a very intensive research period, the choir, consisting of citizens of Stuttgart of all ages, deals with the weird birds of the city and makes a musical sightseeing flight over Stuttgart. This time, the city is not sung about from underground, but from a bird's eye view. The audience encounters unusual places in Stuttgart and unusual people, who are approached in an ornithological way - whistling, tweeting, beaking and chirping included!