Father:
I have a wife and she - it's fortunateness - is expecting a baby.
Mother:
I am still hungry.
Father:
We don't have any Rapunzel's any more!
Servant:
You may take the Rapunzels, but only if you give me your child!
Mistress:
What is it? A boy or a girl?
Servant:
Well... a human being.
Servant:
I cannot listen to this any longer! This way she sings herself to sleep every day.
Prince:
Is this the voice of a human? It sounds more like an elfin.
Rapunzel:
Have you come to kiss me?
Prince:
No. To kiss? Me? Never!
Servant:
He has canoodled her.
Mistress:
My daughter!? Why does he do that?
Mistress:
I will dispel you to the desert!
Rapunzel:
Mercy, mother, mercy!
Misstress:
Come in, beloved one!
Prince:
I am afraid, I mistook the tower!
Prince:
Don't worry, my beloved! I will find you and we will be husband and wife.
Prince:
Have you found our children in a Rapunzel field?
Rapunzel:
But of course, my love!
Participants:
Brigit Franz (director), Heike Betz (costumes), Ronald Kropf (light and technics), Christian Cieslak (music), Nicola Daro (as Rapunzel and Rapunzel's mother), Sarah Wagner (als mistress), Gordian Beck (as her servant), Nader Rezazadeh (as narrator), Eckhart Arnold (as prince, Rapunzel's father and old shepard)
Theatre version of the fairy tale by Peter Dehler.
