The author Johannes Chwalek, born in Flörsheim, narrates the history of Flörsheim, its mayor Jakob Lauck, World War I, and how war propaganda and nationalism developed based on historical facts and a narrative. The hope for peace, the growing rejection of strangers, accommodations and mobilizations, as well as the emotional worlds of people during wartime will be illuminated.

“How wonderful it is that no one has to wait a single minute before starting to improve the world”

The red-and-white checkered diary of Anne Frank has miraculously survived, in contrast to its author. Anne's words become objects of memory, and her message, which transcends the limits of what can be said, lives on. At first, the girl faces the same problems as adolescents today: family, love, loneliness, and the search for her own identity. However, the process of normal coming of age is brutally interrupted; she becomes a refugee in her time.

The time journey of a touching fate that stands representative for many is impressively realized in this documentary-biographical theater with objects and puppets.

The Poetry Slam, which has been taking place in the Flörsheimer Keller since 2014, attracts poets from all over the country to Flörsheim. They present their captivating, absurd, funny, or dramatically moving stories, thoughts, and wordplays. The colorful mix of atmosphere and words is moderated by Benedict Hegemann, who is also a slammer and, in his own way, a very special word acrobat.

With the support of the Flörsheim clubs, guests can expect a delightful, merry afternoon with coffee and freshly baked Kreppeln, featuring a colorful Carnival program that is unique in this arrangement.

Doors open at 3:11 PM

"Trennkost ist kein Abschiedsessen"
What would have happened if Adam had separated from Eve? Would we all have been spared a lot by that? Or how does a computer scientist actually separate? By control - Alt - Delete?
In his new program "Trennkost ist kein Abschiedsessen" Daniel Helfrich liberates the topic of "separation" from its bad reputation and discovers one thing above all: huge fun.

7 pm

DIVINE SONG - EVI NIESSNER SINGS EDITH PIAF
Simply divine - Evi Niessner sings Edith Piaf! With this exceptional concert evening, Evi Niessner - The Voice Of Vintage brings back to life the soul of the dramatic and glamorous era of the legendary Edith Piaf. Paris is a circus - Star in the ring: Edith Piaf! Star of the evening: Evi Niessner! She manages the small wonder of merging completely with the icon Piaf and yet still being the incomparable Evi Niessner. Evi Niessner sings and every note becomes a kiss, a hug, a sigh. Vocally and musically a precious treasure.

05:00 PM

Rüdiger Hoffmann: "MAL EHRLICH"

- The new comedy live program
Everywhere there are crises and worries - while life is so beautiful. Well, actually not always.
Rüdiger Hoffmann puts his finger in the wounds of everyday life in his new comedy program and cheerfully pokes around: from the painful school concert of the teenage son to extreme vacation at the Andalusian organic farmer, fashion advice with the wife to the apocalypse at the family party. We encounter unforgettable personalities like power pensioner Frankie with his jellyfish tattoo, the internet Casanova with the fissured voice, and heiress Aunt Hedwig, the pig baroness. Rüdiger Hoffmann takes us on a highly amusing adventure into the colorful heart of real life. In addition, there are new great songs, performed by the master himself on the keyboard. An evening for the funny bone and for the heart. MAL EHRLICH... that's exactly it....

7 pm

In her program "Torschlusspanik," Alice Hoffmann reaches a point in her life as a housewife where she questions whether she has truly done everything she set out to do.

Ayurveda treatments, learning a new language, or falling hopelessly in love again. Of course, things turn out differently. Once again, it becomes clear that life is not a request concert.

With her sharp tongue, wordplay, and a touch of cheeky charm, Alice Hoffmann once again provides the audience with a case of the best laughter-induced sore muscles!

Book: Alice Hoffmann & Stephan C. Braun

MIRJA BOES LIVE
"Arschbombe Olé!"
Milking a beaver for me! They again? Mirja Boes is back!
Go away! Don't come! Please stop reading immediately!
This will be the worst tour of all time - for those who don't understand fun! If you do, it might actually be quite okay. The Queen of Nonsense is back and she's funnier than... well... funnier than moss, for example. And between us: Moss can be really funny. Cats too. Mirja has one now. Though, let's be honest: The cat now has a Mirja. And how cute this Mirja always tries to hide the "gifts" she brings in for the kids.
By the way, the kids are now so big that Mirja is back in puberty. Which, of course, from a generational communication standpoint, is a huge advantage. This way Mirja can empathize with the emotional world of her hormone-fueled kids as a top-notch puber-mother. Oh, wait, she has boys. Bummer. But hey! For this, she does everything to go down as the uncoolest mother in the world. Great music is back too. And the Honkey Donkeys are also there.
Note: Please be careful! As Frau Boes gets older, empathy is increasingly drifting away from her. She now says things like: "We all need to have to need less" or "One must also let go sometimes. Even with little angels flying." And she often waves back at people even when they weren't meant. So please come to the program and take care of her before the old one completely loses it.

7 pm