Puppet lamp

Quotations that go with the productions with subtle meaning and humor are an integral part of the printed program (program 1st half of 2012; drawings: Christa Jahr).

The Rosi Lampe puppet theater was founded in 1982 and initially played as a touring theater without a permanent venue. From 1997 to the summer of 2008, Rosi Lampe played regularly in the Sterntaler puppet theater in Leipzig and continued to make guest tours at home and abroad. In the summer of 2008, Rosi Lampe withdrew from the Sterntaler and opened her own puppet theater on August 28, 2008 on Goethe's 259th birthday in Markkleeberger Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 51. This venue was closed at the end of March 2013; Since then, the Lampe Puppet Theater has been traveling again exclusively as a touring and guest performance theater.

Rosi Lampe's repertoire includes productions for children (from four years), families and adults.

To person

Rosi Lampe on the occasion of a Goethe reading (2010)

Rosi Lampe was born in Magdeburg in 1947 into a working-class family. She became a bookseller, met her husband during her training in Leipzig , and Leipzig became her home.

Lampe experienced her first puppet theater performance with the puppeteer Frieder Simon in 1980. Because of the enthusiasm that resulted from this, she began with her own experiments, which in 1983 resulted in Der kleine Häwelmann after Theodor Storm.

Rosi Lampe has two grown daughters; her daughter Steffi Lampe is a qualified puppeteer & actress and was a member of the Sterntaler puppet theater in Leipzig until September 2013.

Repertoire (as of January 2017)

Performances for school classes

• The Bookworm invites (since 2009); Thematic reading by arrangement. It should stimulate the desire to read and the creative use of literature.
• We travel around the world with lions, mice and mosquitoes (since October 2011); Enjoyable time travel with various well-known and less well-known fables from Aesop to Hacks and Krüss.

Performances for children and families

Two characters created by Antje Hohmuth from the play Hans im Glück for children and families (2011)

• Little Red Riding Hood after the Brothers Grimm (1985; set by Herbert Löchner)
• The Regentrude after Theodor Storm (1996; set by Andreas Weissgerber)
• The clever farmer's daughter after the Brothers Grimm (2000; set by Antje Hohmuth, directed by Frieder Simon)
• Hans im Glück after the Brothers Grimm (2001; set by Antje Hohmuth, directed by Frieder Simon)
• Hans im Glück meets Telemann - the well-known fairy tale with musical commentaries by Telemann; Singing and harp: Ulrike Richter (2008; equipment by Antje Hohmuth)
• Kasper und das Krokodil or The Princess in the Net based on Franz Graf von Pocci (2006; set and direction Frieder Simon)
• The devil with the three golden hairs based on the Brothers Grimm (2009; set and direction Antje Hohmuth)
• We travel around the world with lions, mice and mosquitoes ... - Fables from Aesop to Krüss (2011; set by Antje Hohmuth)

Performances for adults and young people

Rosi Lampe: Scene from the adult play Stein und Rose after Theodor Storms Hinzelmeier (2011)

• Orpheus and Eurydice ; Composition, hand harp and singing: Ulrike Richter (2004; set Antje Hohmuth, costume Sabine von Oettingen, director Horst Günther)

No longer in the repertoire

• Little Häwelmann after Theodor Storm (1983; set by Rosi Lampe); not played since 2013
• Marie's Baby by Peter Hacks (2005; set and direction Antje Hohmuth)
• King Thrushbeard after the Brothers Grimm ; Music and singing: Kerstin Braun (2002; set Antje Hohmuth, director Frieder Simon)
• Stone and Rose based on the fairy tale Hinzelmeier by Theodor Storm (1999; set by Antje Hohmuth, directed by Horst Günther); last performance on September 16, 2016 in Husum. After the last performance, the figures and the stage were ceremoniously given to the Poppenspäler Museum in Husum .

Others

In 1997, Lampe founded the Sterntaler puppet theater in Leipzig's Talstrasse 30 together with the puppeteers Meike Kreim (Papperlapapp puppet theater and stories), Frank Schenke (Märchentheater Fingerhut) and Wilmi and Wolfgang Gerber (Theater WiWo) in the Leipziger Talstrasse 30. Until the summer of 2008, Rosi Lampe was a member there, before opening her own venue in Markkleeberg in August 2008. Her daughter, the puppeteer Steffi Lampe, took her place in the Sterntaler and withdrew from the Sterntaler in September 2013.

After the closing of the Markkleeberger Theater, the Rosi Lampe puppet theater regularly travels to guest performances and festivals. In addition, she will again give more guest performances in the Leipzig Sterntaler puppet theater.

In 2010, in cooperation with the city of Markkleeberg, as the organizer, she launched the Markkleeberg Puppet Theater Festival , which takes place every spring , for which she has designed the program, maintains contacts with artists and takes care of the support.

She is a member of the Bund Sächsischer Puppen- und Marionettentheater and the Theodor-Storm-Verein Heiligenstadt .

In 2016, in collaboration with Antje Hohmuth, the joint book project on Hans im Glück was created . The booklet, published by Wilfried Nold at the Frankfurt publishing house Puppen & Masken since January 2017 , shows the characters created by Antje Hohmuth for the production of Hans im Glück outside the usual stage. Rosi Lampe wrote the verses for it.

Typical for Rosi Lampes program flyer: humorous and subtle drawings; here by the Leipzig graphic artist Andreas Weißgerber

Web links

Commons : Puppet theater lamp  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Website of the Rosi Lampe puppet theater
• Rosi Lampe in an interview with Rachel Gehlhoff from the series "MDR Figaro meets ..." in April 2013.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ About Rosi Lampe on the puppeteer's website
2. ↑ About Rosi Lampe on the puppeteer's website
3. ↑ Potsdamer Nachrichten: Discovery of slowness  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
4. ↑ Little Häwelmann on the puppeteer's website
5. ↑ Marie's baby on the puppeteer's website
6. ↑ King Thrushbeard on the puppeteer's website
7. ↑ Pole Poppenspäler Tage - Pole Poppenspäler Tage 2016. (No longer available online.) In: www.pole-poppenspaeler.de. Archived from the original on January 1, 2017 ; accessed on January 1, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
8. ↑ No longer in the program: Puppet theater Rosi Lampe plays Theodor Storm's "Stein und Rose". In: www.puppentheater- lamp.de. Retrieved January 1, 2017 . 
9. ↑ History of the Sterntaler puppet theater in Leipzig ( Memento of the original from March 1, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
10. ↑ Guest player in the Sterntaler: Information on Steffi Lampe
11. ^ Schedule of the Leipzig Sterntaler puppet theater
12. ↑ Online edition of the Leipziger Volkszeitung from January 27, 2016; last accessed on March 30, 2016
13. ↑ Bund Sächsischer Puppen- und Marionettentheater: Membership list ( Memento of the original from March 6, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
14. ^ Puppet theater in the book: Hans in luck. In: www.puppentheater- lamp.de. Retrieved January 1, 2017 .