Thursday, 11/14/2024
at 8:00 PM



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The Day of Judgment. Archangel Michael with a flaming sword and helper angel Ludwig have a mission. On orders from above, they are to erase the population of the village of Iflingen. This should actually be done in a quarter of an hour, but - No people. The spot in front of the television is empty. The divine plan seems to be flawed, it can't be? What to do when the apocalypse is in danger of failing?

Perhaps the local wildlife can provide information about the mysterious whereabouts of the villagers. Michael and Ludwig encounter a very busy hedgehog, a swift with a longing for weightlessness, and a forgotten pig. But where have all the humans gone?

"A heavenly theater evening, and in the double sense of the word, a clever play of thoughts about a world without humans (…) a fireworks display of great scenic ideas, wonderful slapstick, and marvelous pantomime" (Barbara Reitter, Donaukurier)

"An absurd fantasy of surrealism and everyday realism with witty dialogues, malicious and cynical. (…) intense physical theater with a lot of situational comedy (…) a delightfully satirical apocalyptic vision with the question of life's purpose" (Gabriella Lorenz, Münchner Feuilleton)

"A wonderful parable about the world and life." (Peter Eidenberger, IN München)

with: Robert Erby, Arno Friedrich, Sarah Schuchardt, Verena Richter

Director: Collective; Set design: Claudia Karpfinger, Katharina Schmidt; Live music: Verena Richter; Lighting & Technical setup: Max Reitmayer; Dramaturgy & Assistance: Kalinca Vicente, Hannah Remmel; Photos: Franz Kimmel; Graphics/Poster: Arno Friedrich

Rights by S. Fischer VerlagA production of theater VIEL LÄRM UM NICHTS


Event data provided by: Kulturkurier

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