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Alle Jahre wieder freut man sich aufs Christkind! Doch kaum beginnt die Vorweihnachtszeit, ist es mit der himmlischen Ruhe vorbei. Kerzen werden aufgestellt, Kränze gebunden. Advent ist, wenn die Frau den Keller entrümpelt und die Wohnung dekoriert. Da will man als Mann einmal im Jahr die Wäsche bügeln, aber alle Steckdosen sind durch Lichterketten belegt. In den Innenstädten quält man sich durch die Menschenmassen auf der Suche nach Geschenken. Am 23. Dezember sind wir dann fix und fertig und müssen feststellen: „Endlich habe ich meine Geschenke zusammen, jetzt fehlen nur noch die für die anderen!“. Am besten steigt man gleich auf „schwäbisches Schenken“ um. Nichts mehr kaufen, besser den Advent über immer die Pakete für die Nachbarn annehmen! Und wenn dann erst die Familie einfällt...früher aß man, was auf den Tisch kam. Heute ist der Sohn Vegetarier, seine Freundin vegan, die Tochter mit ausgeprägter Latzhose- Intoleranz und die Frau tut auch schon Milch in den Zucker. Weihnachten ist eigentlich das Fest der Liebe, aber kann man davon noch sprechen, wenn die Ehefrau Berge von „Bredle“ (Weihnachtsgebäck) backt, sie dann aber versteckt, damit der Mann sie nicht vor Weihnachten wegfuttert? An Heiligabend muss man dann erst einmal auf „Bredle“ Suche gehen. Weihnachten wird dadurch eher wie Ostern. Jedoch sollten wir auch nicht vergessen, dass die richtigen Fragen im Advent gestellt werden, wie: 1. Kann man die heiligen drei Könige auch mit Sternen bewerten? 2. Warum reim ich Glühwein auf „ich kann morgen nicht zur Arbeit gehen“ 3. Warum empfehlen 9 von 10 Gänsen Rinderbraten als Festessen? Und am allerwichtigsten ist, dass man am Jahresende auch mit seinem Partner wieder ins Reine kommt: „Schatz, wenn ich dich im letzten Jahr gekränkt, geärgert oder enttäuscht habe, dann lass mich dir sagen: das wird schon seinen Grund gehabt haben.“ Heinrich Del Core geboren in der Weihnachtszeit, der Vater Italiener die Mutter Schwäbin, dass da allerhand durcheinanderkommt, ist vorprogrammiert. Und wenn man wie Heinrich Del Core auch noch am 06.12. Geburtstag hat und der Vater mit Nikoläusen nichts anfangen kann, ja dann mal Frohes Fest. Der zahlreich preisgekrönte Kabarettist und Comedian überzeugt mit seinem sehr kurzweiligen und pointenreichen Weihnachts-Programm und schafft eine einzigartige Verbindung und Nähe zum Publikum, das sich immer wieder selbst in seinen irrwitzig erzählten Geschichten lachend wiederfinden wird...... Heinrich Del Core wurde als Sohn eines italienischen Gastarbeiters in Rottweil geboren. Nach der mittleren Reife entschloss er sich zunächst für eine Zahntechnikerlehre. Erst sehr spät, nämlich 1995 begann er sich mit der Comedy-Zauberei zu beschäftigen. Aus der Comedy-Zauberei wurde Standup Comedy und Kabarett. Er beendete im Jahre 2000 seinen Beruf als Zahntechniker und ist seitdem erfolgreich als Comedian und Kabarettist auf Deutschlands Bühnen ebenso unterwegs, wie Gast in zahlreichen TV-Sendungen.
Einlass: 19:00 Uhr
Eventuell sind noch Tickets an der Abendkasse erhältlich.Every year again, we look forward to the Christ Child! But as soon as the pre-Christmas season begins, the heavenly peace is gone. Candles are put up, wreaths are tied. Advent is when the woman clears out the cellar and decorates the apartment. Once a year, the man wants to iron the laundry, but all the sockets are occupied by fairy lights. In the city centers, we struggle through the crowds in search of gifts. On December 23, we are completely exhausted and have to realize: "Finally, I have gathered my gifts, now I just need the ones for others!" It's best to switch to "Swabian gifting" right away. No more buying, better to keep accepting packages for the neighbors throughout Advent! And when the family shows up... back in the day, you ate what was on the table. Today, the son is a vegetarian, his girlfriend vegan, the daughter has a pronounced apron intolerance, and the wife is already putting milk in the sugar. Christmas is actually the festival of love, but can we still talk about it when the wife bakes mountains of "Bredle" (Christmas cookies) and then hides them so that the husband doesn't eat them all before Christmas? On Christmas Eve, you first have to go "Bredle" hunting. Christmas ends up feeling more like Easter. However, we should not forget that the right questions are asked during Advent, such as: 1. Can the three holy kings be rated with stars? 2. Why do I rhyme mulled wine with "I can't go to work tomorrow"? 3. Why do 9 out of 10 geese recommend roast beef as a festive meal? And most importantly, at the end of the year, you should make amends with your partner: "Darling, if I offended, annoyed, or disappointed you last year, let me tell you: there must have been a reason for it." Heinrich Del Core, born during the Christmas season, with an Italian father and a Swabian mother, it's programming that all kinds of chaos will ensue. And if you also have a birthday on December 6 like Heinrich Del Core and your father has no use for Santa Clauses, well then, happy holidays. The multiple award-winning cabaret artist and comedian impresses with his very entertaining and punchline-rich Christmas program and creates a unique connection and closeness with the audience, who will repeatedly find themselves laughing in his absurdly told stories...... Heinrich Del Core was born as the son of an Italian guest worker in Rottweil. After completing his intermediate education, he initially decided to train as a dental technician. Only very late, in 1995, did he start to get involved with comedy magic. From comedy magic, it turned into stand-up comedy and cabaret. He ended his career as a dental technician in 2000 and has since been successfully working as a comedian and cabaret artist on stages across Germany, as well as being a guest on numerous TV shows.
Entry: 19:00 Tickets may still be available at the box office.
Event details: Doors open at 6:30 PM. Entry begins then. Before the show, you are welcome to enjoy our gastronomic offerings. Table reservations are not possible. Info Tel.: 07221 39 80 11 (no ticket presale)
Heinrich Del Core "Yay, My Wife Is Going to Be a Grandma!"
When Heinrich Del Core tells his everyday stories in his red shoes, one wants to exclaim: "Stop it! That surely never happened, he just made that up!" But all these events that we can laugh so heartily and disbelievingly about are experiences he himself has lived through. Heinrich Del Core is a magnet attracting quirky everyday situations which he then presents to us with his uniquely funny charm.
And now the time has come: Heinrich is going to be a grandpa. Or to put it another way: his wife is going to be a grandma! The new situation turns everything upside down. Overnight, Del Core's world is different. He buys a stroller that costs as much as a moped in the past and a Thermomix today. He downloads baby apps for his wife and bakes mother cake for family coffee get-togethers. Then there's a wedding too, environmentally conscious and vegan. But real joy fails to arise, particularly when you're supposed to throw unpeeled whole-grain rice at the bride and groom.
However, grandparents make many problems disappear. Take the bedroom, for example: how many times has restful sleep been thwarted by the wife's cold feet, the ongoing battle over the blanket, or because the man, with his loudness and air pressure, competes with a leaf blower. When the grandchild comes to visit on the weekend, Heinrich just has to move out. Naturally, self-confidence suffers. And doesn't "grandpa" sound really old? Actually, he still feels youthful – except when getting up in the morning. Sometimes his joints make sounds. But his wife always lifts him up: "Heinrich, you're still in top form." She seems to handle the new situation much better. She says: "Being a grandma is like being a mom - just beautiful." Aging was something she never worried about. Once she left a note for the kids: "Gone to the cemetery", and Heinrich added underneath: "But we'll be back."
Yet, despite all the changes in his life, this program is a typical Heinrich Del Core evening because he himself says: "My wife is going to be a grandma, but I'm not changing."
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