The story of Karl Bertil Jonsson's Christmas Eve

Here it is:

Theatre Patrasket's first Christmas performance – based on Tage Danielsson's classic, which all Swedes watch on TV on Christmas Eve.

It is a Christmas long ago – at a time when you could still see the poor walking the streets.

Karl Bertil Jonsson works at the town's post office in the run-up to Christmas, while dreaming of his idol Robin Hood.

And the day before Christmas Eve, Karl Bertil makes his decision:
To take from the rich and give to the poor…

A visual story for 7 to 11-year-olds and their adults – with dolls, masks, objects and a whole lot of Christmas spirit. And with a hint of taking the Christmas message seriously…

Watch the performance trailer here

Cast: Maria Myrgård and Bastian Popp

Director: Troels Hagen Findsen

Consultants: Alex Byrne, Dirck Backer

Scenography: Filippa Berglund

Puppets: Sigurd Dissing

Music: Bastian Popp

Lighting: Elke Laleman

Masks: Dirck Backer

Costumes: Michael Nøhr

Supported by the Danish Arts Foundation

Stage dimensions including audience: H: 3.2m x W: 7m x D: 12m

Age group: 7-11 years

Number of spectators: 80, but can also play for more, depending on audience conditions

Duration: 40 min.

Power: 220V

Darkening: Total

Price 26/27: 11,000 excl. VAT