Friday, 1/17/2025
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“The Times They Are a-Changin’” sang Bob Dylan, Chancellor Scholz spoke of a turning point, Wolf Biermann knew “Only those who change remain true to themselves.” And Lore and Harry? A lot has changed for them too. They have aged, their wild times are over, their Summer of Love has turned into late autumn. After all, despite all the adversities of free-spirited existence, they have managed to be married for more than 30 years. And that should stay that way now.

But how? The energetic Lore is passionately involved in the literary scene. The grumpy Harry, on the other hand, a retired building inspector, occasionally enjoys a wheat beer and lovingly tends to the delphinium in his garden. However, Lore fears that Harry might spend the rest of his life only lovingly tending to the delphinium in his garden and occasionally enjoying a wheat beer. So they tease each other through their days. Somewhat loving, while simultaneously getting on each other’s nerves.

But then something happens that brings the two back to pulling in the same direction: daughter Gloria is getting married. For the third time. And then to the snobby son of an “immobilien-dreckskerl,” as Harry puts it. But then he develops “a grim sense of fun about the whole thing” and sees it as “a refresher course for his old anti-capitalist fighting spirit.” So off to the wedding. In the old cord jacket, of course.

"A wonderfully flowing dialogue novel that ultimately weighs heavily. A stage-worthy capriccio." Mathias Schreiber, “Der Spiegel”

*Elke Heidenreich wrote the novel “Alte Liebe” together with her old love Bernd Schroeder, with whom she was happily married for a while. "We had twenty happy years, five brave, two dreadful, and now our peace," she once summarized in “Brigitte.” From the novel, she then created a play that is now being performed for the first time in Frankfurt.*

With Katja Hufgard and Hans Richter
Director: Rainer Ewerrien

Doors open at 7 PM

Event data provided by: Reservix

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