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Die Hexe Baba Jaga (2005) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 20, 2005

Original Title:
Die Hexe Baba Jaga

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Gebr. Mai Verlag Berlin

Production Countries:
Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 6 

Runtime: 110

live recording, theater, fairy tale

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You take: a crazy witch, a pretty girl, a simple miller's boy, a stuttering cockroach, the Father Frost, together with his snowflake Snegurochka, and a pinch of Russian soul - ready is the basic material for the first part of the great fairy tale fun! The hunt begins and bankruptcies, bad luck and mishaps are inevitable. Of course, Father Frost and his chubby assistant Snegurochka, the snowflake, switch on and complete the hustle and bustle. In 2005, the witch Baba Jaga saw the light of the theater world with this piece and became a cult. Almost half a million spectators have since visited Baba Yaga on her subsequent adventures. Today, nine years later, the first part has lost nothing of its charm - still the little ones are happy about the crazy witch and the big ones laugh when Father Frost saves his big snowflake from bursting.

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