For children aged 5 and over
A story about the cycle of water by Marko Simsa with lots of music by Georg Graf & Peter Rosmanith for people aged 4 and over
Ever since Filipp Frog was born, he has been surrounded by the sounds of water - he hears the stories of the babbling brook and the rhythm of the raindrops. And when he and his friends jump into the pond, they hear a really juicy "splash"!
Because Filipp Frog is very curious, one day he asks himself: "Where does the water actually come from?" And because he is faced with a big puzzle with this question, he sets out to find the right answer from his friends and acquaintances. They don't know exactly: the singing duck Erwin Quak, the members of the fish ballet Rudi and Rosi Forelle, Roberta Fuchs and her children and Alfred Adler, who even has friends in Africa.
But each of them gives Filipp Frog a little new insight. And so, in the end, he does manage to discover the secret of the origin of water.
Based on the picture book of the same name published by Annette Betz-Verlag (awarded the "Environmental Prize for Children's and Young People's Literature 2005" by the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)
Filipp Frosch - main actor & puppet
Georg Graf - saxophones, clarinet and flutes
Peter Rosmanith - percussion
Marko Simsa - narrator & puppetry
