rawums (:)

You think an egg can't fly? Just wait and see.

"'Rawums' sounds like something falling to the ground: a chair perhaps, or a sack. In fact, this is a journey into the wonderland of gravity: from light as a feather to heavy as a plop. The children sit on a large cuddly carpet and watch what happens on the open stage. (...) Can an egg fly? "Maybe later," says the stage manager, probably referring to the white paper bird that she later takes out of the box to make it float high up in the clouds with a balloon. The paper chair, the paper house, the paper woman and the paper man can fly." (Wiesbadener Tagblatt)

"Florschütz and Döhnert weave images and language into an unagitated, extremely aesthetic performance that gives the children time to watch, listen, think and understand." (Oberhessische Presse)

Duration: approx. 30 minutes for very young children from 2 to 5 years.