For almost 30 years, Slava's Snowshow has captivated people all over the world, immersing them in a world of dreams, poetry and childlike imagination. In December 2024, this unique theater experience will stop again at Theater 11 in Zurich, where it will take viewers on a journey into their own childhood for five days. The show, created by the famous Russian clown and mime Slava Polunin, is a celebration of mime, non-verbal communication and emotional depth that does not require words. With influences from artists such as Monty Python, Fellini and Charlie Chaplin, Slava's Snowshow has achieved cult status worldwide. A theater experience with a difference Slava's Snowshow is much more than a classic clown show. It combines elements of mime, absurd theater and visual art to tell an emotional and poetic story that every viewer can experience in a very personal way. Slava Polunin himself describes the show as a “journey into childhood”, a journey into a world of bright colors, genuine feelings and small but meaningful details that are often alive only in the youthful mind. The magic of the show lies in the ability to communicate without words and yet create a deep connection between the artists and the audience. According to Polunin, this “intimate communication” consists of “elusive fibers of contact” that arise during the performance and evoke a subtle but intense emotional response. It is precisely this invisible connection that makes Slava's Snowshow an unforgettable experience. Inspiration and origin Slava

From November 26, 2024, the Stage Apollo Theater in Stuttgart will be transformed into the magical world of Arendelle. With Disney's "Frozen", another top-class musical is moving to the Swabian capital and promises to delight audiences with rousing music, impressive stage effects and touching stories. The production has already become a crowd favorite in Hamburg, captivating almost 2021 million viewers since its premiere in November 1,5. Now the people of Stuttgart can also look forward to the magical adventure based on the globally successful Disney film adaptation. A strong ensemble for a strong musical At the center of the musical are the two sisters Elsa and Anna, whose relationship is at the heart of the plot. With Ann Sophie as "Elsa" and Abla Alaoui as "Anna", two outstanding musical actresses have been hired for the main roles. Both artists are already well known in the German musical scene and have extensive stage experience. Ann Sophie, who was born in London and trained at the renowned Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York, quickly made a name for herself in the German musical world. After appearances in “Paramour” and “Flashdance” and most recently as Satine in the musical “Moulin Rouge!” in Cologne, she is now making her Stuttgart debut as Elsa. She is really looking forward to the new role: “I am really looking forward to Stuttgart, because I am playing a role here for the first time. The fact that it is also the main role of Elsa makes it incredible for me.” Ann Sophie explains her fascination with the role by saying that the relationship