The little girl Mozart

Everyone today knows only one child named Mozart. In reality, there were two child prodigies: Wolfgang Amadeus, known in the family as Wolferl, as well as his sister Maria Anna, known to his friends as Nannerl. Both were virtuosos of an excellent level, capable of astonishing courts all over Europe with their concerts that were also a bit of a circus, as they delighted in playing blindfolded, with a cloth over the keyboard, or reproducing from memory the pieces they had just heard.
The show The Little Mozart will turn the story of the two most famous brothers in the history of music into a lively adventure around Europe, a modern fairy tale about dreams and passions, about the opportunities we (don't) have, about tenacity and passion for what we believe in. It does so by interweaving real-life anecdotes with curious details from the biographies of the protagonists.