The production throws us into the life of a regular family stuck in that typical modern Labyrinth of silbling rivalry, parental stress and growing up under one roof that is slowing but surely caving in on you. We meet our protagonist in the middle of a mental health crisis. Sam is 15 and suffering from anxiety and panic attacks. Lately he’s being followed by a strange shadow, with horns. His own personal Minotaur has come to stay. His family, teachers and friends are at a loss; until the day he takes a leap of faith and decides he’s going to fly.
“Icarus – F**ked Up” shines a light on the stigma, fears and prejudices surrounding young people in emotional distress. With powerful images, we combine acting, puppetry and animation in an arresting and authentic production.

The production throws us into the life of a regular family stuck in that typical modern Labyrinth of silbling rivalry, parental stress and growing up under one roof that is slowing but surely caving in on you. We meet our protagonist in the middle of a mental health crisis. Sam is 15 and suffering from anxiety and panic attacks. Lately he’s being followed by a strange shadow, with horns. His own personal Minotaur has come to stay. His family, teachers and friends are at a loss; until the day he takes a leap of faith and decides he’s going to fly.
“Icarus – F**ked Up” shines a light on the stigma, fears and prejudices surrounding young people in emotional distress. With powerful images, we combine acting, puppetry and animation in an arresting and authentic production.

The production throws us into the life of a regular family stuck in that typical modern Labyrinth of silbling rivalry, parental stress and growing up under one roof that is slowing but surely caving in on you. We meet our protagonist in the middle of a mental health crisis. Sam is 15 and suffering from anxiety and panic attacks. Lately he’s being followed by a strange shadow, with horns. His own personal Minotaur has come to stay. His family, teachers and friends are at a loss; until the day he takes a leap of faith and decides he’s going to fly.
“Icarus – F**ked Up” shines a light on the stigma, fears and prejudices surrounding young people in emotional distress. With powerful images, we combine acting, puppetry and animation in an arresting and authentic production.

The production throws us into the life of a regular family stuck in that typical modern Labyrinth of silbling rivalry, parental stress and growing up under one roof that is slowing but surely caving in on you. We meet our protagonist in the middle of a mental health crisis. Sam is 15 and suffering from anxiety and panic attacks. Lately he’s being followed by a strange shadow, with horns. His own personal Minotaur has come to stay. His family, teachers and friends are at a loss; until the day he takes a leap of faith and decides he’s going to fly.
“Icarus – F**ked Up” shines a light on the stigma, fears and prejudices surrounding young people in emotional distress. With powerful images, we combine acting, puppetry and animation in an arresting and authentic production.

Ein hölzerner Fischer spielt Akkordeon am Ufer des Meeres, sein Netz liegt trocken und zerknüllt zu seinen Füßen. Die Frau daheim fängt eifrig Regentropfen und kämpft mit Schnecken unter dem undichten Dach.
Ein glänzender Butt steuert keck auf den Fischer zu. Plötzlich werden Wünsche erfüllt. Alles ändert sich in dem ruhigen Fischerdorf. Auf dem Marktplatz des Märchens erzählen die zwei Fischweiber Elfriede und Ursula mit scharfen Zungen und spitzer Freude das unausweichliche Schicksal jenes Fischerpaares, welches zwischen wachsenden Kostbarkeiten und Macht hin und her taumelt, von einem Fisch, der genau weiß, wie er dem Kochtopf entkommt, von dem gewaltigen Unwetter, das alles wieder zunichte zu machen droht.
Mit quietschenden Gummistiefeln und triefendem Regenschirm durchwaten wir die wechselhafte Welt des Habens und Wünschens.

Ein stürmisches Theaterstück für Kinder ab 4.

Ein hölzerner Fischer spielt Akkordeon am Ufer des Meeres, sein Netz liegt trocken und zerknüllt zu seinen Füßen. Die Frau daheim fängt eifrig Regentropfen und kämpft mit Schnecken unter dem undichten Dach.
Ein glänzender Butt steuert keck auf den Fischer zu. Plötzlich werden Wünsche erfüllt. Alles ändert sich in dem ruhigen Fischerdorf. Auf dem Marktplatz des Märchens erzählen die zwei Fischweiber Elfriede und Ursula mit scharfen Zungen und spitzer Freude das unausweichliche Schicksal jenes Fischerpaares, welches zwischen wachsenden Kostbarkeiten und Macht hin und her taumelt, von einem Fisch, der genau weiß, wie er dem Kochtopf entkommt, von dem gewaltigen Unwetter, das alles wieder zunichte zu machen droht.
Mit quietschenden Gummistiefeln und triefendem Regenschirm durchwaten wir die wechselhafte Welt des Habens und Wünschens.

Ein stürmisches Theaterstück für Kinder ab 4.

The production throws us into the life of a regular family stuck in that typical modern Labyrinth of silbling rivalry, parental stress and growing up under one roof that is slowing but surely caving in on you. We meet our protagonist in the middle of a mental health crisis. Sam is 15 and suffering from anxiety and panic attacks. Lately he’s being followed by a strange shadow, with horns. His own personal Minotaur has come to stay. His family, teachers and friends are at a loss; until the day he takes a leap of faith and decides he’s going to fly.
“Icarus – F**ked Up” shines a light on the stigma, fears and prejudices surrounding young people in emotional distress. With powerful images, we combine acting, puppetry and animation in an arresting and authentic production.

The production throws us into the life of a regular family stuck in that typical modern Labyrinth of silbling rivalry, parental stress and growing up under one roof that is slowing but surely caving in on you. We meet our protagonist in the middle of a mental health crisis. Sam is 15 and suffering from anxiety and panic attacks. Lately he’s being followed by a strange shadow, with horns. His own personal Minotaur has come to stay. His family, teachers and friends are at a loss; until the day he takes a leap of faith and decides he’s going to fly.
“Icarus – F**ked Up” shines a light on the stigma, fears and prejudices surrounding young people in emotional distress. With powerful images, we combine acting, puppetry and animation in an arresting and authentic production.

The production throws us into the life of a regular family stuck in that typical modern Labyrinth of silbling rivalry, parental stress and growing up under one roof that is slowing but surely caving in on you. We meet our protagonist in the middle of a mental health crisis. Sam is 15 and suffering from anxiety and panic attacks. Lately he’s being followed by a strange shadow, with horns. His own personal Minotaur has come to stay. His family, teachers and friends are at a loss; until the day he takes a leap of faith and decides he’s going to fly.
“Icarus – F**ked Up” shines a light on the stigma, fears and prejudices surrounding young people in emotional distress. With powerful images, we combine acting, puppetry and animation in an arresting and authentic production.