Der kleine Drache Immer-Heiß

Sat, Nov 14, 2026 at 11am

About this event

Musical theatre
The little dragon Ever-Hot lives in Dragonland, where everyone loves dancing, flying or just lazing around. Ever-Hot, on the other hand, is terribly curious and hungry for action. One day, he flies off by himself, landing in Humanland. More specifically, he lands in the middle of Mrs. Pusemuckel’s beloved allotment garden. Returning from her errands, she encounters Ever-Hot, who has created endless chaos. Immediately, she tries to throw him out – but it all turns out very differently…
Production and commission (music, text) Philharmonie
Premiere
Part of the festival rainy days

The artists: Peter Kirk (Drache Immer-Heiß); Hagar Sharvit (Frau Pusemuckel); Damir Bačikin (trumpet); Ruth Velten (saxophone); Felix Kroll (accordion); Christoph Breidler (composition); Susanne Felicitas Wolf (libretto); Anisha Bondy (directing); Anne Hölzinger (stage design); David Münch (stage construction); Saskia Theis (costume design)

Summary

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Musical theatre for children ages 5–9 about a curious little dragon who flies from Dragonland into Mrs. Pusemuckel's allotment garden and creates chaos, with a trumpet, saxophone and accordion on stage. Produced and commissioned by the Philharmonie, it is a premiere and part of the rainy days festival. Two showtimes are offered at 11:00 and 17:00 in the Espace Découverte, running 60 minutes without a break, performed in German.