A camel in the church, an elaborate play on the fourth Advent: the Tutzing Christmas play is to be performed for the second time this year after its successful premiere in 2019.
There is now money from the Free State for this.
Tutzing - The Christmas story not only as a nativity play, but as a play rehearsed for months, and with a real camel: The premiere of this project in Tutzing's Protestant Christ Church in 2019 was very popular.
In 2021 there should be a new edition of the Tutzing Christmas game.
Now organizers around Pastor Beate Frankenberger are receiving financial support for the elaborate staging.
The Free State approved 5,000 euros from the Bavarian Culture Fund in 2021, as the Ministry of Science and Art announced yesterday.
Frankenberger has been planning the Christmas game for 2021 since the end of last year.
In 2019 the pastor, who is trained in theater education, staged the play with opera director Annalena Maas for the first time.
“We want to become more professional and are planning two performances,” says Frankenberger.
A children's choir, possibly an orchestra and three camels are to be used this year.
"We're still looking for players, from as many generations as possible."
Presenting the Christmas game every two years is realistic in terms of effort.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin in September.
“We are still looking for players, from as many generations as possible.
We want to live up to the inclusive claim, ”says Frankenberger.
You can contact her if you are interested.
The organizers have applied for further funding in order to be able to pay for the borrowed camels and musicians - also from the district.
According to the pastor, he refused.
“On the grounds that only Tutzinger would come.
In 2019 there were also people from Starnberg and Munich. "
