Inga-Lill's toilet bag
An intercultural piñata

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The world is full of wonders and stories. From her suitcase, Inga-Lill conjures up a fascinating Sweden on stage for us. In folk dances and sing-along songs, she shows theatergoers big and small how colorful her homeland is. Then we learn z. B. get to know the Swedish midsummer tradition - a magical evening with dancing frogs, mysterious forest creatures and girls with flower wreaths in their hair. We meet Princess Victoria and Inga-Lill shows us her daring version of the traditional Swedish clog dance.

But that's not all: Inga-Lill's suitcase contains even more stories and objects from all over the world. Popular children's stories from Sweden meet reports of African safaris, Russian matryoshkas and a colorful parade of flags. And she also tells us what once happened in a fish factory in Iceland.

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FOR CHILDREN FROM 1.5 YEARS

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In the morning, in the afternoon, for the summer festival, outside or inside, the performance is variable and can also be booked for different age groups.

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Played by Ylva Jangsell

Idea, costumes and equipment: Ylva Jangsell

Artistic collaboration: Matthias Alber and Åza Thelandersson Re

Photos: Thomas Alber and Klaus Fleige