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Podewitz – Achtung, bissig! Politsatire

Sunday, 11/10/2024 at 4:00 PM

Podewitz – Achtung, bissig! Politsatire

Sunday, 11/10/2024
at 4:00 PM

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with Thomas Müller and Hans-Günther Pölitz

DIRECTOR: Michael Rümmler

What is courage nowadays?
"Let’s be completely stupid for a moment. And let’s say: Courage is when you’re not afraid to do something, even when it’s difficult or dangerous. And the receipt, you’ll get that later." So perhaps teacher Bömmel would respond in "The Feuerzangenbowle."
David, for example, had no fear and thus defeated Goliath. And he got the receipt later. He went down in history. In the Bible, because he had embraced the realization of Pippi Longstocking: "I’ve never tried that before, so I’m sure I can do it!"
"Whoever does not dare, must not hope," Friedrich Schiller already spread in "Wallenstein's Camp."
And Vincent van Gogh added: "What would life be if we did not have the courage to risk something?" He boldly painted his sunflowers in oil and risked that they could today be doused with canned tomato sauce, in a desperate attempt to save the environment... Unfortunately, this not only harmed the sunflowers in oil, but also the environment, as the canned tomato sauce contained bisphenol A. And that causes hormonal damage, as a recent eco-test found. Here, human intelligence failed. But now there is artificial intelligence. In its lowest form, the Internet provides the following definition for our topic: "Courage is when you have diarrhea and still fart."
Yes, courage can indeed go wrong. The people in East Germany went out on the streets in 1989 with heroic courage. And they received the receipt later. They went down in history. In West Germany. Along the way, they unfortunately lost their "the" from their heroic courage, and only Hel...courage remained. This led to small-mindedness, discontent, and dissatisfaction. Now they are afraid to go out on the streets again. On which there is now a traffic light that doesn’t regulate anything. But the receipt is clear: The right gets priority more and more.
Conclusion: There is no sense in saving courage, because saving doesn’t lead to anything. The interest rates are too low. That’s why if you don’t want to go out on the street, just cross the street. To the cabaret. There, they don’t skimp on effort to create a new program, where you can also be brave as an audience member. Because as Winston Churchill already said: "Courage is what you need to stand up and speak. Courage is also what you need to sit down and listen."

Program duration approx. 150 minutes with a break

Entry: 6:30 PM

Please inquire about tickets directly on-site: Tel 0391 541 4426

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Fürchtet Euch! - Die Buß- und Fastenpredigt des Pater Paetz

From February until Easter, he teaches his community to fear. There will be severe slaps for all the political clowns and self-promoters. Such elements deserve to be lectured and illuminated. Their sin register is overflowing. While the wrath of the Lord may be uncertain, that of Paetz is not!

"If someone has written the musical for the strong beer tapping at Nockherberg well for a decade, he knows how to roast politicians. Da capo, Brother Holger!" (Passauer Neue Presse)

"FEAR NOT!"

"Holger Paetz is maliciously funny, sensitive, and lyrical. He is a verbal acrobat, a professional grumbler who enjoys getting worked up, an anarchic spirit in the classical sense of cabaret, and a literate as well." (Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg)
"His language skills are polished to brilliance, his presence captivating, his political spirit alert, wicked, and witty. 'Fear those who can explain everything!' he preaches in priestly garb. Hard, wise, quick, and punchy." (Passauer Neue Presse, March 2019)
Holger Paetz has received, among others, the Schwabinger Art Prize 2013, the Cabaret Prize of the City of Munich 1999, and the Salzburg Bull 1996 (Patron Dieter Hildebrandt).

Copyright: Erik Dreyer

Entrance: 19:00 hours

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Pfoten weg! (ab 4) - Irmi Wette Figurenzauberei

When cats are expecting visitors, it seems like a pleasant change. However, Uncle Burschi and Aunt Herzi are among those people one should better avoid.

The kittens Salome, Tom, and Lotte certainly do not feel comfortable at the thought of enduring octopus-like embraces and wet slobbery kisses once again. Through the advice of their friends Hedgehog, Hare, and Wild Boar – and not least with the help of the wonderful Cat Fairy – they learn to be strong and stand up for themselves.

Playfully, children are taught that

- they can differentiate between pleasant and unpleasant feelings
- they should trust their own feelings
- it is important to talk openly about feelings
- their bodies belong to them alone
- they are allowed to say "No!"
- there are good and bad secrets
- they may specifically ask for help and support

Admission from 2:30 PM.

Free admission tickets are available from the second week of December here or at the citizen information desk at Augsburg Rathausplatz.

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