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... the puppet theater 'Kasperl Theater' reminds me at my Childhood
have a nice and sunny Day :) Thanks!
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edit : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kasperle
Kasperle is a famous and traditional puppet character from Austria and Germany. Its roots date to 17th century and was at times so popular that Kasperltheater was synonymous with puppet theater. Kasperltheater includes the following characters: Kasper, Gretel, Seppel, princess, king, witch, robber, and crocodile. The older, more traditional Kasperle shows are very similar to "Mister Punch". Then there are "Kasperle Versions" of Brothers Grimm fairy tales, and "modern fairy tales."
Kasper (known as Kasperl and Kasperle in southern Germany and Austria) is the hero of German puppet theater. The name Kasper probably comes from the ancient Persian meaning "keeper of the treasure." Tradition holds one of the three Magi who visited the Christ Child was named Caspar. This character also existed in the mystery plays of the medieval Church.
The puppet Kasper, along with France's Guignol, and Britain's Punch and Judy has his origins in the character of Pulcinella, a stock character of the Italian Commedia dell'Arte. Pulcinella was a violent character typically dressed in white clothing, a long white hat, and a black mask. The character is generally identified with Naples.
The puppet character actually named Kasper first appeared in Munich in 1858 in a marionette play (The Enchanted Lily) by Graf Pocci. Like his cousin Punch, the early Kasper used a slapstick to beat the Devil, Witch, and Crocodile.
Comments (51)
Super Foto Susanne! Die weiß-roten Stuehle und Tische sind ein echter Eyecatcher. Excellent shot!
Nice photoshot Susanne.
excellent super shot ! ...from your balcony ?
Very cool and love the perspective!!!!! :)
das Licht ist hier wirklich sagenhaft - und ja da hast du recht - gute alte kindheit
Very cool capture hon and i have never seen a thing called puppet theater.
Tolle Beleuchtung und Farben!
Very nice shot!!!!!
very cool shot
Very interesting image and shot!
Wonderful capture and great information. This reminds me of the old puppet characters here from many many years ago called Punch and Judy. I'm sure they were likely based on the same storyline.
How cool. :)))) I have never been to such but it does sound like fun. :)))) Most interesting info my friend. :)))))) I love this capture. :)))) Eating outside before all the bugs start to appear is the greatest. :)))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))))) Thank you ever so much for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) I still love the city in which you live. :))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))))
tri tra trallala .. Kasperle ist wieder da ... klasse Aufnahme - und sehr schön presentiert!
An excellent shot
wonderful place!!
Such great to share this with us. Super Bild, Susanne.
Really good capture---Thank you for the interesting and educational detail's
Cool shot, and info. Thank you.
Excellent capture! :)
Nice capture and information!!
Wow! I haven't seen a puppet show since I was a kid. :) Wonderful composition on this capture! :)
Ah I thought he looked very much like Punch. So they are cousins, wonderful! Very nice shot!!
DAS KASPERLE-THEATER MOCHTE ICH ALS KLEINE GÖRE AUCH IMMER SEHR GERNE!
Wer kleine Kinder hat, sollte auf alle Fälle hingehen. Marionettenspiel ist sowas von geil......Und - so traurig wie es auch klingt - Der Kasper sitzt auf dem sterbenden Ast inmitten des Commerz von TV und Videogames
Cool scene!
I agree with greyone.
nice capture
Wonderful work!!!
Excellent work and perfect realisation
I never seen any live puppets ever.only on TV.nice memory however