Source: Organizer

Thursday, 11/26/2026
at 8:00 PM



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We live in a time when the packaging often seems more important than the content: Every simple chocolate bar is turned into an exclusive taste event through advertising, the janitor receives the exclusive title of Facility Manager instead of a pay raise, and love no longer jumps into our lives with Cupid's random arrow as it used to, but is now tailored and algorithm-based through Tinder and Parship.

The German Heinz Günter suddenly wraps himself in a striped shirt and beret while on vacation in France and wonders why, despite having a baguette under each arm, he is not seen as Jean Pierre… Packaging is not everything, after all.

Lucy van Kuhl skillfully wraps her insights in her fifth program: Absurd observations are enveloped in gentle piano sounds, tiny peripheral observations are enhanced with a large poetic magnifying glass, and the dreariness of a nursing home suddenly transforms into a captivating over-80s party through a cloak of imagination.

Delicate melancholy meets boisterous nonsense, classical piano meets boogie woogie, and if you think that such things cannot harmonize – Lucy's overflowing imagination is a vibrant gift ribbon with which she effortlessly holds it all together and packages it very cleverly.

Doors open: 7 PM

Event data provided by: Reservix

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