Bürgerbühne Tudering | Der verkaufte Großvater

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A satirical and light-hearted folk comedy, freely adapted from Anton Hamik By and with Trudering citizens Concept and director: Anschi Prott The Reich family gets stranded in Trudering, right in front of the Maier-Ober inn, because their car breaks down. There, the Haslinger sisters reveal to the Reichs that there is a previously undiscovered healing spring on a plot of land in Riem. This plot of land belongs to Kreithof's grandfather, who has inherited it but knows nothing about this inheritance. The Haslingers and the Reichs want to seize this opportunity to take possession of the land in time and turn Riem into a lucrative health resort. They plan a huge swindle, which begins to crumble over time. This satirical, light-hearted folk comedy is a firework of witty punchlines and surprising twists. In this adaptation, the focus is not only on the greed for more and more profit, but also on how things could be very different. Whether Trudering squabbling hens, Messestadt barbies, Söder-Reiter bees or square bordeaux-red cultural dreams - this comedy, conceived and staged on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Truderinger Kulturhaus, is lively, fast-paced and fast-moving. Don't miss this fiery and subtle anniversary play!