Name: Kasper Mütze defeats the Giant and the Crocodile
Start: 2026-09-12T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-12T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Inselbühne auf der Freundschaftsinsel

A lovable puppet theater adventure in the open air in Potsdam

With Kasper Mütze defeats the Giant and the Crocodile, a child-friendly theater experience full of imagination, movement, and cheerful excitement awaits on the island stage at Friendship Island. The puppet show based on Janosch's picture book brings a charming story to the stage on September 12, 2026 at 14:00, appealing to families, daycare groups, and young theater fans alike.

Puppet theater with heart and humor

The Löwenecker Theater by Jürgen Rassek stands for mobile shadow theater, puppet plays, and child-friendly productions with many years of experience. For many years, the ensemble has been touring nationwide with its own productions, developing pieces that playfully engage children in preschool and elementary school age. This connection of craftsmanship, storytelling joy, and a sense of stage makes the charm of the afternoon.

A summer theater that creates closeness

The island stage at Friendship Island is one of the special cultural venues in Potsdam. The open character of the open-air stage, the green location, and the relaxed audience atmosphere create an event experience that immediately reaches children. Here, you are not simply sitting in front of a stage; you are right in the middle of a vibrant cultural moment in the open air.

What families can expect here

The piece combines puppet theater, picture book charm, and clear, playful images into an entertaining experience. Easy-to-understand scenes that blend excitement and humor emerge for young visitors. For parents, the date offers a relaxed opportunity to combine culture and family time in Potsdam. The early afternoon time fits perfectly with an outing to Friendship Island.

A place with history and atmosphere

The island stage was built in the 1970s with around 400 seats and later saved from demolition by the Potsdam Citizen Foundation. Today, it represents an open, non-commercial cultural program with theater, music, and readings. Those who come here experience organization driven by volunteer engagement, an uncomplicated environment, and a stage that remains visible for regional culture.

Conclusion: A theater date that delights children

Kasper Mütze defeats the Giant and the Crocodile promises a lively afternoon full of imagination, puppetry, and family theater joy. Those looking for a charming, free, and child-friendly open-air experience in Potsdam should definitely schedule this date and be there live.