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Die wilde Biene Josefine
Date details
- Date Sunday, 19/May/2024 11:00 bis 11:50
- Venue Heimatmuseum Reinickendorf
- Address Alt-Hermsdorf 35, 13467 Berlin-Reinickendorf
Public transportation
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Train (S-Bahn)
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S Hermsdorf
- S1
- S85
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S Hermsdorf
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Bus
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Almutstr.
- 220
- N20
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Schildower Str.
- 220
- N20
- S1A
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Zehntwerderweg
- 220
- N20
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Waldseeweg
- 220
- N20
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Almutstr.
The wild bee Josefine
Outdoor performance for children and family audiences
Die wilde Biene Josephine. Theater der kleinen Form – Die wilde Biene Josephine. Theater der kleinen Form
© Copyright: Theater der kleinen Form
We meet the wild bee Josefine as she flies over the grounds. The wind has just blown her onto this beautiful site. Here she can collect pollen and pollinate flowers.
And because that's no fun on her own, she flies over the green space with us and meets some interesting fellow residents! You will learn to fly one two three with a great beat.
Be curious and come along, we can use all the help we can get.
The outdoor performance will only take place if it's not raining.
In case of rain, the play "The Very Unfriendly Crocodile" will be performed in the Hannah Höch Room, puppet show for children aged 3 and over
By and with: Evelyn Geller and Gabriela Pereir
Set design: Momo Fahrig
Music: Tapani Gradmann
Technology: Franziska Prütz
As part of the International Museum Day.
Translated with DeepL
And because that's no fun on her own, she flies over the green space with us and meets some interesting fellow residents! You will learn to fly one two three with a great beat.
Be curious and come along, we can use all the help we can get.
The outdoor performance will only take place if it's not raining.
In case of rain, the play "The Very Unfriendly Crocodile" will be performed in the Hannah Höch Room, puppet show for children aged 3 and over
By and with: Evelyn Geller and Gabriela Pereir
Set design: Momo Fahrig
Music: Tapani Gradmann
Technology: Franziska Prütz
As part of the International Museum Day.
Translated with DeepL
Meeting point: Museum Reinickendorf, Alt-Hermsdorf 35, 13467 Berlin
Price info: Admission is 3 euros per person.
Price: €3.00
Booking: Please register at or 030 - 90294 6460.
Price info: Admission is 3 euros per person.
Price: €3.00
Booking: Please register at or 030 - 90294 6460.
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