LIVE EXPERIENCES
Immersive live shows where children don’t just watch — they become part of the story. And somehow, the grown-ups always end up dancing too.
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OUR LATEST SHOW
A musical space adventure about courage, friendship and the search for happiness — and the discovery that sometimes, what we’re looking for is already close to us.
Wonderful music by Titus Vadon. In cooperation with Kuddelmuddel, Ars Electronica, ESA, Brucknerhaus Linz.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Big stage, small adventure — or something we haven’t thought of yet.
We create live shows, treasure hunts and playful experiences that bring our story worlds to life. Even our exhibition stands become part of the adventure: climb aboard our pirate ship Anastasia and you might just find a hidden treasure map.
Whatever we create, our mission travels with us: courage over clichés, diversity, tolerance, curiosity — and care for our planet.
We want kids and grown-ups to laugh, wonder, discover something new — and take a little piece of the story home with them.
Because the best adventures stay with you.
No matter how wild, weird or wonderfully impossible your idea may seem right now — give us a call, drop us a message or come by for a coffee. We’d love to hear about it.
Discover more
Every world begins with a story. Some continue through books, music, apps or live adventures.
Underwater adventures
Beneath the surface, a fearless little octopus discovers the magic of friendship. Dive into Luna’s colourful underwater world — full of curious creatures, unexpected adventures and plenty to discover.
Pirate adventures
A fearless pirate girl proves that courage, curiosity and adventure have no gender. Set sail with Ilvie — fearless, curious and always ready to find out what lies beyond the horizon.
space adventure
A new adventure is preparing for lift-off.
Blast off with Pip and discover what it takes to explore space — move, learn, experiment and train like an astronaut.
On stage
Our story worlds continue through music, theatre and unforgettable shared moments.
