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Friday, 10/9/2026
at 7:30 PM



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The bats in the attic of cottage number 8 were actually off duty. But then the dilapidated main power line collapses - along with the idyll of the weekend house settlement "Zur fröhlichen Eintracht". A trench needs to be dug. For the new cable. But where exactly? Here or that historically sensitive half meter further left? And since they are digging anyway: why not go for fiber optics? Weekend idyll with dead zones or cottage with 4K? Local electrical company or EU-wide tender with transparency package? Soon, what is already on a collision course will clash: progress against tradition! Economy against ecology! West against East! Old against young! Rich against poor! And above all: city against countryside! Overnight, neighbors become trench fighters - with expertise in electricity and the state of the world. What begins as a harmless infrastructure measure escalates into a comically chaotic hell of debate between newcomers and longtime residents, Prenzlauer Berg commuters and plot owners, small families and polyamorous patchwork arrangements. And then a pacifist raccoon shows up. With a message that packs a punch.

After the Potsdam portrait "7 ½ Bridges", Jan Neumann and the ensemble develop a fast-paced comedy about everything that divides us - and the question: If we can so grandly divide ourselves, can we perhaps achieve the opposite as well?

Director: Jan Neumann
Stage: Dorothee Curio
Costumes: Cary Gayler
Music: Johannes Winde

/ followed by premiere celebration

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