
Pippi Longstocking - Family Show
An open-air family show at the Junges Theater Göttingen courtyard, bringing Pippi Longstocking's chaotic world to life with Tommy, Annika, and the whole gang.
Göttingen, Germany
Junges Theater Göttingen is one of Germany's oldest independent youth theatres, founded in 1957. It stages productions for children, young people and adults alike, ranging from fairy tales and classics to contemporary drama. The house on Hospitalstraße is also a venue for guest performances and cultural events throughout the year.

An open-air family show at the Junges Theater Göttingen courtyard, bringing Pippi Longstocking's chaotic world to life with Tommy, Annika, and the whole gang.

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