Renitenz-Ensemble - Meinung Macht Mobil - Ein Stück (für) Stuttgart (mit Magdalena Ganter, Ismael Boerner und Angela Neis)

An unconscious man, two eloquent sisters and an evening in which nothing remains as it seems.

An unconscious man, two eloquent sisters and an evening in which nothing remains as it seems. The new cabaret play for Stuttgart takes us right into the middle of a mixed bag of attitudes, half-truths and secrecy - between parking bans, party profiles and personal responsibility.
The satire is politically astute and delivers sure-fire punchlines on central questions of our time: How much attitude fits into a 30 km/h zone? Who is allowed to be loud - and who is wrong? The production combines wordplay with local color and fine dust.

Between sitcom tempo and depth, the result is a mixture of crime parody and city observation - clever, sharp-tongued and wonderfully uncomfortable. Stuttgart recognizes itself in the rear-view mirror of transport policy. And perhaps the audience will too.

The German/Swiss duo Elisabeth Hart and Rhaban Straumann have written a multi-layered play for the Renitenztheater as satirists in residence; anchored in Stuttgart's reality, clever, political and funny.

Play: Angela Neis, Ismael Boerner and Magdalena Ganter;
Music: Mackefisch (Lucie Mackert and Peter Fischer);
Director: Annika Schäfer,
Set: Tom Schellmann;
Production: Renitenztheater;
Support Book: Manuel Gübeli;
Book: Hart auf Hart (Elisabeth Hart and Rhaban Straumann).