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Saturday, 1/23/2027
at 8:00 PM



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Reading People
Understanding Impact
Experiencing Conversation

Arguments with a partner, squabbles with a colleague, escalations in traffic – hardly a day goes by without nerve-wracking conflicts. Studies show that most disputes arise from trivial matters. The trigger is almost always body language – and at the same time, it is the earliest warning signal that a conflict is brewing. An arrogant glance, a condescending chin, or aggressive staring suddenly makes words smell like trouble.

This naturally gives Dynamite-Doris the opportunity to immediately fire her verbal torpedoes, while Circle-Susan with her “We need to talk” really heats up every conflict. On the other hand, the slick body language of Breezy-Dieter reveals only one thing: “I ignore you and your feelings.” This is how a trivial matter quickly turns into an emotional injury that lingers and can even destroy relationships.

Body language expert Stefan Verra demonstrates with a lot of verbal wit, acting talent, and scientific know-how how to recognize a conflict before it escalates. With plenty of self-irony, he also shows why “Let’s stay objective!” never works.

At the end of the show, you will be able to decipher the smallest signals from your counterpart – and know how to skillfully defuse an escalation with the right facial expressions and gestures. Family gatherings, meetings, and vacations with a partner will once again become what they should be: harmonious. As always with the body speaker, in the end, you won’t know whether you laughed more or learned more.

http://www.stefanverra.com

A cooperation with the Waldhorn Cinema

Doors open at 7:00 PM

Event data provided by: Reservix

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