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The Petr Marionettes

The Prince Who Didn't Want to Learn

The spoiled prince doesn't want to go to school – he can't read, write, or count – and his royal parents even supported him in this. Fortunately, he meets a clever princess and quickly discovers that learning can be fun!

The children become his teachers, helping him catch up on everything he has missed, teaching him letters and numbers, and they have a lot of fun. In the end, the spoiled prince becomes a clever and well-read prince – and also wins the princess's heart.

An interactive, playful and charming fairy tale that entertains both younger and older audiences, and can also be played in English or German. The prince character can be replaced with a princess to adapt the game for children.

This year, the fairy tales about the little dog and the little cat are celebrating almost 100 years!

Next year marks 100 years since the first publication of Josef Čapek's beloved fairy tales. I have two of them in my repertoire – About a doll who cried thinly. a How the puppy and the kitten made a cake for the holiday.

In the repertoire, you will also find A Christmas fairy tale about a dragon, who is just learning what Christmas really means.