When does the performance take place?

The performance begins on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at 4:00 PM.

Where will Kasperl saves the King be performed?

The performance takes place at the Protestant community hall, Martin-Luther-Str. 11, 83093 Bad Endorf.

What age is the play suitable for?

The puppet theater is aimed at children from the age of three and is told in a non-violent and family-friendly manner.

How long does the performance last?

The show lasts about one hour and is expected to end around 5:00 PM.

What is the ticket price?

The advance sale price starts at 10 euros for children. Adults pay 12 euros, and a family ticket for four persons costs 40 euros. At the box office, the admission is 13 euros per person.

Can children participate alone?

Children can only participate in the event when accompanied by an adult.

Kasperl saves the King: Bavarian puppet theater full of magic, humor, and family closeness

Name: Chiemsee Kasperltheater: Kasperl saves the King
Start: 2026-10-08T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-08T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Evangelischer Gemeindesaal

Bubble magic and snowstorm: Kasperl saves the King

On October 8, 2026, the Protestant community hall in Bad Endorf transforms into a colorful Kasperl world. The Chiemsee Kasperltheater brings Kasperl saves the King to the stage, a Bavarian puppet theater experience appealing to both children from the age of three and adults with a sense of nostalgic stage art.

A royal adventure with a lot of humor

At the center is an imaginative story about the King, a grand festival, and a dangerous surprise. The child-friendly, non-violent dramaturgy combines classic Kasperl theater tradition with modern interactive elements. Stephan Mikat, who authored the story, leads the audience into a world full of wit, tension, and Bavarian dialect.

Bubbles, foam party, and snowstorm

The stage experience is particularly sensory due to bubble magic, a joyful foam party, and a surprising snowstorm effect. Lighting ambiance, character direction, and direct audience engagement create a vibrant theater atmosphere, in which children not only watch but become part of the action.

Bavarian dialect as a living cultural heritage

The Chiemsee Kasperltheater maintains a regional form of stage art where Bavarian language, folk humor, and handmade puppetry come together. As the only Kasperl theater in Bavaria, it carries the seal of Intangible Cultural Heritage – Regional Diversity of Dialect Theater in Germany. This award underscores the cultural-historical significance of the production and its closeness to the living tradition of dialect theater.

A family experience with a happy ending

The performance lasts about one hour and is aimed at children from the age of three. Children may only participate when accompanied by an adult. After the show, Kasperl himself ensures a special conclusion: young visitors can meet the stage hero and take souvenir photos.

Conclusion: Kasperl saves the King promises a heartfelt stage experience with puppetry, Bavarian wit, foam party, and surprising effects. Families experience theater up close – immediate, humorous, and with that audience reaction that arises when children’s eyes shine and the whole hall cheers along. Mark the date now and experience the Chiemsee Kasperltheater live in Bad Endorf.