At the start of the festive season Steffi's and Martin's flat is turned upside down. They encounter 24 exciting experiments from hot fire to icy-cold nitrogen. Will Steffi although pass her exam and what does Santa Clause have to do with the whole thing? The show can be seen on Wednesday, 21 December at 3:00 pm and on Thursday, 22 December at 12:15 pm. The registration is open. Only with a reservation can you be sure that you will get a seat in the audience; however, a reservation is not required.
At the start of the festive season Steffi's and Martin's flat is turned upside down. They encounter 24 exciting experiments from hot fire to icy-cold nitrogen. Will Steffi although pass her exam and what does Santa Clause have to do with the whole thing? The show can be seen on Wednesday, 21 December at 3:00 pm and on Thursday, 22 December at 12:15 pm. The registration is open. Only with a reservation can you be sure that you will get a seat in the audience; however, a reservation is not required.
The kingdom of Promethea is threatened by stagnation. Queen Karina, obnoxious and selfish, orders the construction of the legendary UÜLGA – an engine designed to enable speed faster than light – in order to rule the entire galaxy. But the physicists Franzi and Fred are unable to live up to her expectations and have to flee their planet. Pursued by the royal guards, their adventure becomes a galactic odyssey in which it remains uncertain whether justice will prevail… The show will be performed on Saturday, 9 September, and Sunday, 10 September, both at 2:00 pm in the Wolfgang Paul Lecture Hall. As the number of seats is limited by the size of the lecture hall, we kindly ask you to register.
The kingdom of Promethea is threatened by stagnation. Queen Karina, obnoxious and selfish, orders the construction of the legendary UÜLGA – an engine designed to enable speed faster than light – in order to rule the entire galaxy. But the physicists Franzi and Fred are unable to live up to her expectations and have to flee their planet. Pursued by the royal guards, their adventure becomes a galactic odyssey in which it remains uncertain whether justice will prevail… The show will be performed on Saturday, 9 September, and Sunday, 10 September, both at 2:00 pm in the Wolfgang Paul Lecture Hall. As the number of seats is limited by the size of the lecture hall, we kindly ask you to register.
The kingdom of Promethea is threatened by stagnation. Queen Karina, obnoxious and selfish, orders the construction of the legendary UÜLGA – an engine designed to enable speed faster than light – in order to rule the entire galaxy. But the physicists Franzi and Fred are unable to live up to her expectations and have to flee their planet. Pursued by the royal guards, their adventure becomes a galactic odyssey in which it remains uncertain whether justice will prevail… The show will be performed on Saturday, March 9, and Sunday, March 10, both at 2:00 pm in the Wolfgang Paul Lecture Hall. As the number of seats is limited by the size of the lecture hall, we kindly ask you to register.
The kingdom of Promethea is threatened by stagnation. Queen Karina, obnoxious and selfish, orders the construction of the legendary UÜLGA – an engine designed to enable speed faster than light – in order to rule the entire galaxy. But the physicists Franzi and Fred are unable to live up to her expectations and have to flee their planet. Pursued by the royal guards, their adventure becomes a galactic odyssey in which it remains uncertain whether justice will prevail… The show will be performed on Saturday, March 9, and Sunday, March 10, both at 2:00 pm in the Wolfgang Paul Lecture Hall. As the number of seats is limited by the size of the lecture hall, we kindly ask you to register.
Welcome to PLANETAMOS, the place for planets of all kinds! Join the married couple Vita and Mortis - Life and Death - to the galactic planet store PLANETAMOS. They both want to buy a planet together, but are still not sure what their new planet should look like. The sales team Luna Callisto and Jupi Mercury advise the pair and show them all kinds of entertaining, exciting and amazing experiments. The couple learns how planets are formed, where the most comfortable place in the solar system is and what conditions are necessary for life to develop on a planet. Long story short: what holds the world together at its core. The show will be performed on Friday, August 23 at 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm, and on Saturday, August 24 at 11:00 am at the Wolfgang-Paul-Hörsaal in Bonn. As the number of seats is limited due to the size of the auditorium, please register in advance. The show is performed in German.
Welcome to PLANETAMOS, the place for planets of all kinds! Join the married couple Vita and Mortis - Life and Death - to the galactic planet store PLANETAMOS. They both want to buy a planet together, but are still not sure what their new planet should look like. The sales team Luna Callisto and Jupi Mercury advise the pair and show them all kinds of entertaining, exciting and amazing experiments. The couple learns how planets are formed, where the most comfortable place in the solar system is and what conditions are necessary for life to develop on a planet. Long story short: what holds the world together at its core. The show will be performed on Friday, August 23 at 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm, and on Saturday, August 24 at 11:00 am at the Wolfgang-Paul-Hörsaal in Bonn. As the number of seats is limited due to the size of the auditorium, please register in advance. The show is performed in German.
Welcome to PLANETAMOS, the place for planets of all kinds! Join the married couple Vita and Mortis - Life and Death - to the galactic planet store PLANETAMOS. They both want to buy a planet together, but are still not sure what their new planet should look like. The sales team Luna Callisto and Jupi Mercury advise the pair and show them all kinds of entertaining, exciting and amazing experiments. The couple learns how planets are formed, where the most comfortable place in the solar system is and what conditions are necessary for life to develop on a planet. Long story short: what holds the world together at its core. The show will be performed on Friday, August 23 at 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm, and on Saturday, August 24 at 11:00 am at the Wolfgang-Paul-Hörsaal in Bonn. As the number of seats is limited due to the size of the auditorium, please register in advance. The show is performed in German.
