What age is the performance suitable for?

The production is recommended for everyone aged 8 and up.

How long does the evening last?

The performance lasts about 50 minutes.

When does the performance take place?

The date is October 15, 2026, at 10:00 AM at FFT Düsseldorf.

Where is the show performed?

It will be performed at FFT Düsseldorf at Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1 in 40210 Düsseldorf.

Is there an audience discussion?

Yes, a discussion with the audience is planned after the performance.

What is the ticket price?

The ticket price is 10 euros, reduced 6 euros.

A circus wagon, a rhyme frenzy, an evening that surprises Düsseldorf

Name: Comedy: The Fabulous Die
Start: 2026-10-15T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-15T13:00:00+02:00
Location: FFT Düsseldorf

A poetic theater adventure full of wit, rhyme, and circus magic

On October 15, 2026, an old circus wagon rolls into the spotlight at FFT Düsseldorf and opens the door to a world where gender roles, carnival flair, and the art of rhyme collide with playful ease. The Fabulous Die by COMEDIA and Sergej Gößner is aimed at everyone aged 8 and up, combining theater + performance into a clever, imaginative comedy experience. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/spielplan/der-fabelhafte-die))

Between Circus Wagon and Review: The Stage is Buzzing

The opening already has pace: It buzzes, purrs, and jingles until the scene unfolds like a well-timed shower of punchlines. What follows is not a meek lesson, but a vibrant comedy atmosphere with stage presence, timing, and an audience reaction that oscillates between amazement and hearty laughter. Sergej Gößner playfully turns binary gender identity on its head and consciously writes in rhyme. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/spielplan/der-fabelhafte-die))

Wordplay with Attitude

The piece tells of being the same and different, of collecting and sharing stories, and of a troupe of showmen that wonderfully falls out of the ordinary with duck Klaus, perch Kim, and a strong man wearing a curly wig. The strength of this production lies exactly in that: Cabaret lightness meets societal relevance without pulling out the educational finger. This is young theater with wit, charm, and a clear view of identity, revue, and fantasy. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/spielplan/der-fabelhafte-die))

Sergej Gößner: Author with Pull

Sergej Gößner is an established author, actor, and director in the German-speaking children's and youth theater scene. For his work, he has been awarded the author award of the Heidelberg Stückemarkt for Mongos, among other accolades; in 2026, he also received the Youth Theater Award Baden-Württemberg for I See What You Don't See. This makes The Fabulous Die also exciting from a professional perspective: Here, experience from young theater meets precise timing and a style that cleverly combines humor and attitude. ([junges.schauspielhaus.de](https://junges.schauspielhaus.de/ensemble/sergej-goessner?utm_source=openai))

For Families, School Classes, and Anyone Looking for Intelligent Entertainment

With a duration of 50 minutes, in German, and the age recommendation from 8 years, this piece is perfect for a theater visit with class, family, or curious comedy fans who are eager for imaginative performance. After each performance day, there will be an audience discussion that adds to the evening and translates audience reactions directly into conversation. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/spielplan/der-fabelhafte-die))

Conclusion: Anyone who wants to not only watch but dive into a playful, witty, and cleverly constructed theater world at FFT Düsseldorf in October 2026 will find a production here with heart, rhyme, and unexpectedly much resonance. The Fabulous Die promises an evening that thinks differently, tells freshly, and truly sparkles live. Definitely experience it on site. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/spielplan/der-fabelhafte-die))

Voices of the Fans:

The excitement for a colorful, intelligent theater experience for children, families, and school classes predominates on social media.
The mix of wit, rhyme form, and the lovingly quirky circus wagon cosmos is particularly praised.
Many reactions suggest that the piece, with its identity question and playful tone, piques curiosity.