Kasperle

Kasperle, also known as Kasper or Kasperle, is a traditional puppet character from Central European puppet theaters, especially popular in Germany and Austria. He is typically depicted as a humorous, mischievous clown or joker, often dressed in colorful clothing with a pointed hat. Kasperle appears in puppet shows to entertain children and adults alike, using slapstick comedy, playful antics, and quick wit. The character dates back centuries and remains a cultural icon, symbolizing lightheartedness and humor in puppet entertainment. His stories often include moral lessons, making him both entertaining and educational.