In the middle of the Kranzplatz in Wiesbaden: A grand hotel from 1905 where Edgar Allen Poe would have felt at home.

Sir Wilson's wife has tragically passed away. Consequently, an invitation is extended to the Leichenschmaus in the former breakfast rooms of the palace hotel. Yes, the groundhog greets daily! For the two gentlemen of a certain age, Sir Wilson (Patrik Twinem) and his house servant Wellington (Wolfgang Vielsack), seem to not miss Lady Wilson at all. They play pranks on the mute housemaid Eleonore (Susanne Müller), appear as Egyptian mummies, or allow themselves to be buried alive in a coffin in a dream.

In 2 ½ hours, the guests will experience a bizarre and quirky theater evening with a small Leichenschmaus. They will find answers to such important questions: “How did monks in the Middle Ages dispose of their dead bodies so that the neighbors didn’t notice?” – In the end, there will be the dessert "Mouse on the Spit".

The theater spectacle begins a few moments before entry, in close proximity to the [TiP] at the Kochbrunnen Temple. From a quarter past seven, you will be welcomed there with a glass of sparkling wine or Selters water. The admission price includes a welcome drink and the “Leichenschmaus”, a menu closely themed to the evening (vegetarian options available with prior registration).

If you register in advance by email, you will receive a personal invitation letter to the Leichenschmaus!

For telephone inquiries, call kuenstlerhaus43 at 0611-172 45 96.

Performers:

Sir Wilson – Patrick Twinem

Housemaid Eleonore – Suanne Müller

House servant Wellington – Wolfgang Vielsack

Advance ticket sales: at all known ticket offices, by phone at 0611 1724596, or online at www.kuenstlerhaus43.de

In the middle of the Kranzplatz in Wiesbaden: A grand hotel from 1905 where Edgar Allen Poe would have felt at home.

Sir Wilson's wife has tragically passed away. Consequently, an invitation is extended to the Leichenschmaus in the former breakfast rooms of the palace hotel. Yes, the groundhog greets daily! For the two gentlemen of a certain age, Sir Wilson (Patrik Twinem) and his house servant Wellington (Wolfgang Vielsack), seem to not miss Lady Wilson at all. They play pranks on the mute housemaid Eleonore (Susanne Müller), appear as Egyptian mummies, or allow themselves to be buried alive in a coffin in a dream.

In 2 ½ hours, the guests will experience a bizarre and quirky theater evening with a small Leichenschmaus. They will find answers to such important questions: “How did monks in the Middle Ages dispose of their dead bodies so that the neighbors didn’t notice?” – In the end, there will be the dessert "Mouse on the Spit".

The theater spectacle begins a few moments before entry, in close proximity to the [TiP] at the Kochbrunnen Temple. From a quarter past seven, you will be welcomed there with a glass of sparkling wine or Selters water. The admission price includes a welcome drink and the “Leichenschmaus”, a menu closely themed to the evening (vegetarian options available with prior registration).

If you register in advance by email, you will receive a personal invitation letter to the Leichenschmaus!

For telephone inquiries, call kuenstlerhaus43 at 0611-172 45 96.

Performers:

Sir Wilson – Patrick Twinem

Housemaid Eleonore – Suanne Müller

House servant Wellington – Wolfgang Vielsack

Advance ticket sales: at all known ticket offices, by phone at 0611 1724596, or online at www.kuenstlerhaus43.de