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STRONG PIECES 2026

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"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

The Puderdose – Weiberabend (suitable for partners)
And the woman laughs forever.
When was the last time you really let loose? Too long ago again?
Then come to our "Weiberabend"!
With wine, women, and song, "Die Puderdose" shares secrets, and Victoria's Secret will no longer be a mystery.
We, the two bosom friends with flair, do cabaret with a background of copulation, are not averse to Prosecco, and want to laugh, gossip, and learn to love with you.
The dress code is: Come as you are! And everyone is of course welcome at our place...
But beware: Free-range chickens! Clucking guaranteed.

Doors open at 7 PM

Martin Fromme is the PARAdies bird of the German humor scene.

Now comedy and cabaret are being wildly ground through the meat grinder. And the innovative result is a rich mix of stand-up, films, word gymnastics, photos, music, absurd facts, cutting satire, and charming sarcasm. Here, everything is different, very different.

With his new program "ARMleuchter", he shines light into the darkest corners of an unknown world. The world of people with disabilities. And there is much to see.

Among other things, Martin Fromme reveals the secret of how he lost his arm. Not in a finger wrestling match… that much is clear.

And he addresses further unresolved questions.

Do deaf people only drink still water?

Can people with disabilities improve their handicap by playing golf?

Is Martin Fromme simply severely normal? Or is he multiple normal?

Is there an ultimate competition of people with disabilities in the severely disabled seats of the Deutsche Bundesbahn?
With the motto: Who has the worse impairment?

When a blind person gets married, do you have to announce the direction when putting on the ring? And why do blind people have a guide dog? Wouldn't a seal be better?

Would you have known that even in the late 70s, for example, divorces of wheelchair users sometimes had to be negotiated in public marketplaces? Why? Due to a lack of accessibility, they couldn't enter the building.
So there was no inclusion back then; rather, everything was more about being inclusive… for onlookers.

When an important personality dies who was short-statured, is it disrespectful to lower the flags to HALF-MAST?

Are there trembling sign language interpreters? And does one understand a word at all?
Or traffic wardens with Tourette?

Germany's only asymmetrical comedian answers these questions in his own way. Sometimes following the motto "Arm with Charm" but also with the brutal creed of his probably most famous TV role as Gernot Graf in the cult series STROMBERG.

Those who think they've seen it all will have their hard drive reformatted here.
Because there is no second-hand humor here. This show is new, different, surprising.

But the best summary probably comes from one audience member:
"The strongest antidepressant on the market right now."

Doors open at 7 PM

from 4 years

Autumn is almost over. The bear has just come out of the forest and has a heavy belly from eating – the last nuts and mushrooms. And he has heavy legs too – so tired before hibernation. He is looking forward to his soft hibernation bed. It's time. He plops down on his bed, stretches out, curls up, and rolls into a ball. But what is that? Something is poking and pinching him! The bear can't sleep like this. And if he can't sleep, he gets in a bad mood. How will this ever continue?

Hans Gerzlich is appalled when he suddenly realizes that he was born in the same year as... old people. In the commercial breaks of his favorite show, no seductive aftershaves and fast sports cars are offered anymore, but Granufink, Voltaren, and heat patches. Outwardly 50, inwardly 20. He wonders, "When does life finally begin?" And once again, the "Personal Pension Information" arrives in the mail. The freshly minted Best Ager has calculated: if he retires at 67, he can live quite comfortably for eleven days. That's why he hopes for an increase in bottle deposits...

Doors open at 7 PM

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Long live the difference!
Christine Schütze's current solo "Also, mir wär sie zu dünn!" celebrates the subtle difference.
For example, the difference between saying and meaning, knowing and understanding, or between feminine and masculine (supposed) ideal types. At the center of the exploration of love and words, everyday life and linguistic clichés, we all stand, the German language and what one can do with the power of words and musicality. Low German also plays a small role. In a nutshell: As a song at the end of the day, Fidele Alte reveals that the perfect man is pure theory of relativity, even without night vision devices. Sounds puzzling? True, but it will become clear over the course of the amusing and intelligent cabaret evening.

Entry at 7 PM

Entry 4 PM

The average, unrestrained, contentious – but incredibly popular with the audience in the Rhein-Main area and elevated to cult status – Schwerdtfegers will once again bring laughter to the rafters. The typical Hessian couple, one you could almost meet every day on a typical German holiday in Mallorca, in the supermarket, or at the summer fest of the garden colony, is unrestrained, talkative, and constantly arguing. And somehow, they seem familiar: Brigitte with her high, white mane and plum-sized weights on her ears, Herbert with his narrow hat, screaming colorful tie, and shabby briefcase.
The two actors Gabriele Meyer and Jörg Zick recount here once more the most popular stories from 25 years of marriage of the Schwerdtfegers. Many of these stories have already been shown on television. While Brigitte Schwerdtfeger was thrilled about it, Herbert Schwerdtfeger is horrified that millions of viewers possess intimate knowledge about his marriage. He is now considering emigrating to a deserted island.
Probably Lummerland.

Doors open at 7 PM

The world is upside down. To understand it, one could try to do a handstand. Or one can sit up straight and face all the madness with humor. In his new program, Frank Fischer takes you on a journey through a strange land, whose quirky inhabitants he brings to life with precise observation and fine humor. He encounters gloomy Franks, cheeky Ruhrpott ladies, and when listening to a Saxon radio commercial, he comes very close to madness.
Moreover, he explores the pressing questions of our time: Should we give artificial intelligence a chance if the natural one isn't working? Why do we unintentionally make noises as we age? And why should we be skeptical when long-distance trains are suddenly on time? Effortlessly, he connects grand world politics to the absurdities of everyday life.
Because whether it’s presidents, celebrities, or the saleswoman behind the sausage counter – they are all part of GAGALAND

Doors open at 5 PM

That jazz is still young and lively and attracts musicians and fans of all generations was shown by this swing ensemble on many occasions. The musicians come from both sides of the Main and Rhine: Bernhard Grill (trumpet), Dr. Wolfgang Schneider (trombone), Andrea Baumeister (alto saxophone, clarinet), Gerd Konzen (tenor saxophone), Dr. Stephan Travers (piano), Richard Ewen (double bass), Fabian Freund (drums) are united by their love for closely arranged horn sections in different styles of jazz. The program mainly includes classic swing numbers from the big band era, Dixieland and New Orleans, but also features Latin American rhythms as well as arrangements of film music and pop titles.

Doors open at 7 PM

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