When does the performance take place?

The performance begins on Monday, November 9, 2026, at 3:00 PM.

Where will Never Enough of Sumsebar be performed?

The performance will take place at the Wolfgang-Eychmüller-Haus cultural center, Hettstedter Platz 1, 89269 Vöhringen.

How much does entry cost?

Admission costs 5 euros per person.

For what age is the piece suitable?

The musical theatre piece is recommended for children aged 4 and up as well as for all young-at-heart.

Where are tickets available?

Tickets are available at the cultural office of the city of Vöhringen at Wannengasse 17 and at the box office.

Never Enough of Sumsebar: Sustainable Musical Theatre Full of Imagination for the Whole Family

Name: Never Enough of Sumsebar - An Upcycled Musical Theatre Piece
Start: 2026-11-09T15:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-09T15:00:00+01:00
Location: Kulturzentrum Wolfgang-Eychmüller-Haus

When old things create new stories

On November 9, 2026, an imaginative stage world opens for children aged four and all who have kept their childlike curiosity at the Wolfgang-Eychmüller-Haus cultural center in Vöhringen. The musical theatre piece Never Enough of Sumsebar combines acting, music, and movement into a heartfelt story about friendship, sustainability, and the value of uniqueness.

A hot air balloon basket becomes a stage of possibilities

Paul lives as an eccentric tinkerer in an old hot air balloon basket. He collects sounds, repairs objects, and transforms seemingly useless items into something new. Upcycling appears in this production not as a lesson but as a lively play idea: from broken things emerge sounds, images, and surprising stage moments.

Two characters, two worlds

With Paulina, an adventurous opponent enters Paul’s life. She loves the new, tells stories, and dreams of traveling. Their chance encounter brings together two very different life concepts. The dramaturgy develops a meeting full of movement, humor, and quiet poetic moments.

Music, movement, and visual imagination

The direction and music are by Ralf Siebenand, with texts developed by Ralf Siebenand and Katrin Orth. Ellen Gottschlich and Sabrina Vieweber are on stage. Katrin Orth is responsible for set and costumes, while Sabrina Vieweber handles the illustrations. This creates a sensual stage experience where acoustics, costume design, and set work make the story immediately palpable.

Theatre for young viewers and curious adults

The production by the award-winning music theatre Lupe from Osnabrück focuses on sustainability, creativity, and a mindful approach to objects. Children experience an accessible story with plenty of music and movement; adults discover an invitation to view the ordinary in a new light.

Conclusion: A poetic afternoon full of ideas

Never Enough of Sumsebar promises a theatrical atmosphere where sounds, found objects, and encounters create an entire world. The audience can expect a imaginative musical theatre piece with passionate acting, clear dramatic structure, and a sustainable message. Those who want to experience how something special arises from the old will find a moving stage experience for the whole family.