Schwäbisch vom Feinschda: Dichtung, Drama, Deftiges am 12/27/2024 in Stuttgart

WORLD PREMIERE
“Vati und Mutti – Eine Familiengeschichte” by Marie-Elisabeth Lüdde
A project of the nomad theatre ensemble
With: Stefanie Friedrich | Gundi-Anna Schick | Klaus Gramüller | Jonathan Peller
Directed by: Daniel Klumpp | Set design: Katharina Müller | Lighting design: Alexander Joseph
Premiere: Wed 29.01.2025 - 19.30
Further performances:
Thu 30.01.2025 | Fri 31.01.2025 | Sat 01.02.2025 | Sun 02.02.2025 – each at 19.30
(Audience discussion following on Thu/Fri/Sat)

Vati and Mutti hit their children. “Mutti hits with the wooden spoon. Vati strikes with the carpet beater.” Vati and Mutti rely on “The German Mother and Her First Child.” This guide by the NS education icon Johanna Haarer, first published in 1934, unfortunately remained a bestseller until the 1980s and influenced the childhood of millions of German children. Marie-Elisabeth Lüdde narrates how this played out in practice. She bases her work on two educational diaries she found in her parents' estate. Vati and Mutti documented their beating orgies in writing. Through numerous quotes, the author allows these scandalous diaries to flow into her own narrative. To trace the roots of violence, she also outlines the backstory of her parents. A panorama of Germany in the 20th century unfolds. A compelling voice of the culture of remembrance.

Stuttgart

1/29/2025
7:30 PM

Tickets

from € 19.00

Tord Gustavsen Trio - SEEING - new Album VÖ Sept 2024

Stuttgart

Lars Reichow

with the program "BOOMERLAND"

Boomers – they are not rare animals or endangered stuffed toys, but millions of people born between 1950 and 1970. They love to laugh, often and gladly go to cabaret, are forward-looking, and enjoy life responsibly.

Reichow wants to create a monument for this generation.
At the same time, he wants to build a bridge to the Millennial generation and Generation Z.

Boomers welcome – Millennials beloved!!!

More information at http://www.larsreichow.de

No advance ticket sales possible for this event - Tickets at 0711 40 20 720

Stuttgart

1/30/2025
8:15 PM

Tickets

from € 32.20

STABIL

Maxi Gstettenbauer remains STABLE

The man with the rolling "R" and unique configuration of incisors has become indispensable in German comedy. For 15 years now, the native of Lower Bavaria has avoided regular work and entertained thousands of viewers.

Maximilian Ronald Alfons Gstettenbauer (his full name) is the affable family man who despairs of both the world and his own expectations. Unfortunately, he often does so in a loud manner, which is bad for his blood pressure but excellent for our funny bone! The proto-millennial is one of the few representatives of his craft who masters both the cheeky everyday comedy and delicate social critique.

The future is shaking the fences of our present. No one wants to move so that everything remains as it never was. Yet, the most stable buildings in the world are designed to sway in an earthquake. Because nothing breaks faster than a beam that cannot bend.

This balancing act between reliable delivery of punchlines and overwhelmed world-weariness is the artistic primordial soup of Maxi Gstettenbauer.

When all certainties have been swept off the table, the darkly humorous family man seeks answers to the big questions: Can one defend the EU's external borders in Call of Duty? Can't we just strike against climate change? And how can an atomic bomb be harmful when it's vegan?

To stay STABLE, one must move. Ideally, to a theater near you!

Stuttgart

1/30/2025
8:00 PM

Tickets

from € 33.30

nomad theatre ensemble - Vati und Mutti – Eine Familiengeschichte

Event Translation

WORLD PREMIERE
“Vati und Mutti – Eine Familiengeschichte” by Marie-Elisabeth Lüdde
A project of the nomad theatre ensemble
With: Stefanie Friedrich | Gundi-Anna Schick | Klaus Gramüller | Jonathan Peller
Directed by: Daniel Klumpp | Set design: Katharina Müller | Lighting design: Alexander Joseph
Premiere: Wed 29.01.2025 - 19.30
Further performances:
Thu 30.01.2025 | Fri 31.01.2025 | Sat 01.02.2025 | Sun 02.02.2025 – each at 19.30
(Audience discussion following on Thu/Fri/Sat)

Vati and Mutti hit their children. “Mutti hits with the wooden spoon. Vati strikes with the carpet beater.” Vati and Mutti rely on “The German Mother and Her First Child.” This guide by the NS education icon Johanna Haarer, first published in 1934, unfortunately remained a bestseller until the 1980s and influenced the childhood of millions of German children. Marie-Elisabeth Lüdde narrates how this played out in practice. She bases her work on two educational diaries she found in her parents' estate. Vati and Mutti documented their beating orgies in writing. Through numerous quotes, the author allows these scandalous diaries to flow into her own narrative. To trace the roots of violence, she also outlines the backstory of her parents. A panorama of Germany in the 20th century unfolds. A compelling voice of the culture of remembrance.

Stuttgart

1/30/2025
7:30 PM

Tickets

from € 19.00

Jan Plewka - "WANN WENN NICHT JETZT?"

JAN PLEWKA sings RIO REISER - When, if not now?

"Jan Plewka sings Rio Reiser", was one of the great successes at the Hamburg Schauspielhaus over ten years ago under the then artistic director Tom Stromberg. The performances were always sold out, the production has been played over 300 times throughout Germany by now. Now there is a second part of the evening, finally!

WHEN, IF NOT NOW? gathers songs from the time of Rio Reiser's solo career again, but focuses more on the songs from the Ton Steine Scherben years. Jan Plewka and Die Schwarz-Rote Heilsarmee bring the Scherben's music into the present. The songs have become darker and harder. The will for change back then is now charged with anger over today's conditions and made tangible. The cheerful hits and tender love songs have given way to political and combative songs. No more "König von Deutschland", no more "Junimond". They will play "Jenseits von Eden", "Warum geht es mir so dreckig?" and "Macht kaputt, was Euch kaputt macht".

A grand, powerful, and vivid show that moves between theater, performance, and concert. And Jan Plewka once again follows in the footsteps of Rio Reiser, making his songs his own on stage. This music is by no means yesterday's news, as even the Hamburger Abendblatt noted - and "Jan Plewka sings Rio Reiser, Part 2" another stroke of genius by Messrs. Stromberg and Plewka.

Jan Plewka / vocals
Lieven Brunckhorst / piano
Dirk Ritz / bass
Martin Engelbach / drums
Marco Schmedtje / guitar
Setting and mechanics of effect: Tom Stromberg
Premiere Autumn

Stuttgart

1/31/2025
8:15 PM

Tickets

from € 35.00

Die Deutsche Ayse - von Tugsal Mogul

"The German Ayşe"
by Tuğsal Moğul

"Mama, open the fridge door and now the door of the freezer, take out all the meat and ice there and now put your head in there and stay in that position for a minute: That's how cold Germany is. No sun, lots of rain, and everyone working."

Three Turkish women from the first generation of immigrants. They arrive in a foreign country that is so different from what they had imagined. They do not want to stay long, yet they are faced with the challenge of making friends with their new home. How difficult is it to integrate into another country? And what does this country do for that? "The German Ayşe" is a scenic contribution to the ongoing debate about the success of integration. Author Tuğsal Moğul portrays in his play three strong women, whose life stories speak for themselves on stage.

Tuğsal Moğul was born in Neubeckum in 1969. In his play premiered at the Theater Münster and invited to the 2013 intercultural festival "Made in Germany" in Stuttgart, he assembles his own memories and interviews he conducted with immigrants into a joyful revue about the beginnings of migration in Germany.

"A timeless and sensitive piece that you won't easily forget." - WDR

"What makes the play so enjoyable: It depicts reality, far from ideological, cultural, or religious discussions. It simply tells the story of three people who left behind good and bad to experience bad and good elsewhere." - Ludwigsburger Kreiszeitung

Cast: Larissa Ivleva, Anne Osterloh, Katja Schmidt-Oehm, and Yavuz Köroglu

Stuttgart

1/31/2025
8:15 PM

Tickets

from € 18.00

Fisch fromm Frisör! - Die neue Show

The madness continues! EURE MÜTTER present their brand new show "Fisch fromm Frisör" - a comedy program so bold that it leaves its t-shirt on in the pool! For over 20 years, Andi Kraus, Don Svezia, and Matze Weinmann have been touring the country far and wide, shaking many a cabaret temple to its foundations. With their eighth program, EURE MÜTTER once again delight their audience with the unique mix of funny songs, quirky sketches, and absurd performances that only specialists like the three men in their black clothes can deliver. "Fisch fromm Frisör" is an incredibly varied show, packed with precisely crafted performances and sharp punchlines. No topic is foreign to the trio, as all phenomena of daily life are artistically dissected for one evening. Their YouTube channel has over 60 million views, and those who know them from the internet know: they are really funny. But only those who experience them live truly feel what a gripping "Fuck, yeah!!!" event an EURE MÜTTER stage show is. "Fisch fromm Frisör" offers two hours of never-before-seen comedy - freshly washed, gutted, and twisted. A famous critic recently compared the three comedians to a good bottle of red wine. Not because they get better with age, but because he would find it a shame to just carelessly dump them into a pot of goulash.

Stuttgart

1/31/2025
8:00 PM

Tickets

from € 30.00

nomad theatre ensemble - Vati und Mutti – Eine Familiengeschichte

Event Translation

WORLD PREMIERE
“Vati und Mutti – Eine Familiengeschichte” by Marie-Elisabeth Lüdde
A project of the nomad theatre ensemble
With: Stefanie Friedrich | Gundi-Anna Schick | Klaus Gramüller | Jonathan Peller
Directed by: Daniel Klumpp | Set design: Katharina Müller | Lighting design: Alexander Joseph
Premiere: Wed 29.01.2025 - 19.30
Further performances:
Thu 30.01.2025 | Fri 31.01.2025 | Sat 01.02.2025 | Sun 02.02.2025 – each at 19.30
(Audience discussion following on Thu/Fri/Sat)

Vati and Mutti hit their children. “Mutti hits with the wooden spoon. Vati strikes with the carpet beater.” Vati and Mutti rely on “The German Mother and Her First Child.” This guide by the NS education icon Johanna Haarer, first published in 1934, unfortunately remained a bestseller until the 1980s and influenced the childhood of millions of German children. Marie-Elisabeth Lüdde narrates how this played out in practice. She bases her work on two educational diaries she found in her parents' estate. Vati and Mutti documented their beating orgies in writing. Through numerous quotes, the author allows these scandalous diaries to flow into her own narrative. To trace the roots of violence, she also outlines the backstory of her parents. A panorama of Germany in the 20th century unfolds. A compelling voice of the culture of remembrance.

Stuttgart

1/31/2025
7:30 PM

Tickets

from € 19.00

CAVEMAN - Martin Luding

CAVEMAN by Rob Becker

Men are hunters and women are gatherers. A fact that human evolution has not been able to change to this day. The cult comedy enthuses audiences and critics around the globe. A MUST for all who are in a relationship, have been in one, or want to be in one!

CAVEMAN takes a unique look at the relationship between man and woman. In the "magical underwear circle," Tom, the affable hero in the thicket of relationships, encounters his ancestor from the Stone Age, who allows him to partake in millennia-old wisdom: Men are hunters and women are gatherers. A fact that human evolution has not been able to change to this day. What the average man has always suspected, Tom now knows firsthand and wonders, "Why don't we just consider women and men as completely different cultures? With different languages, different behaviors, and different origins?" Inspired by this realization, Tom analyzes the strange universe of the gatherers: This mysterious world of best friends, shopping, and sex. With an immense need to communicate and dry humor and an ironic outlook, Tom also observes the lifestyle of the hunter. He reveals what fulfillment "sitting around without talking" can bring, why men have to channel surf through the TV program, and that a conversation among hunters begins and ends with the words "Let's go to the cellar, bore some stuff."

American Rob Becker wrote the most successful solo piece in Broadway history with CAVEMAN. After being acclaimed by millions of audiences in the United States, the modern caveman is achieving worldwide success. In Germany, the play premiered in 2000 under the direction of Esther Schweins and the translation of Kristian Bader.

Caveman: Martin Luding // Director: Esther Schweins // Original: Rob Becker // Translation: Kristian Bader

A Theater Mogul production.

Stuttgart

2/1/2025
8:15 PM

Tickets

from € 28.00

nomad theatre ensemble - Vati und Mutti – Eine Familiengeschichte

Event Translation

WORLD PREMIERE
“Vati und Mutti – Eine Familiengeschichte” by Marie-Elisabeth Lüdde
A project of the nomad theatre ensemble
With: Stefanie Friedrich | Gundi-Anna Schick | Klaus Gramüller | Jonathan Peller
Directed by: Daniel Klumpp | Set design: Katharina Müller | Lighting design: Alexander Joseph
Premiere: Wed 29.01.2025 - 19.30
Further performances:
Thu 30.01.2025 | Fri 31.01.2025 | Sat 01.02.2025 | Sun 02.02.2025 – each at 19.30
(Audience discussion following on Thu/Fri/Sat)

Vati and Mutti hit their children. “Mutti hits with the wooden spoon. Vati strikes with the carpet beater.” Vati and Mutti rely on “The German Mother and Her First Child.” This guide by the NS education icon Johanna Haarer, first published in 1934, unfortunately remained a bestseller until the 1980s and influenced the childhood of millions of German children. Marie-Elisabeth Lüdde narrates how this played out in practice. She bases her work on two educational diaries she found in her parents' estate. Vati and Mutti documented their beating orgies in writing. Through numerous quotes, the author allows these scandalous diaries to flow into her own narrative. To trace the roots of violence, she also outlines the backstory of her parents. A panorama of Germany in the 20th century unfolds. A compelling voice of the culture of remembrance.