Cocodello „Auf alten Pfannen lernt man kochen“

In the organizer's words:

Opposites don't just attract, sometimes they sweep each other away: tender vulnerability and roaring comedy, heavenly lightness and earthy depth, stormy youth - and stormy life experience. Cocodello is probably the most unlikely pairing in the history of the stage: she, Ms. Schirmer, the actress who has been tested in countless theatrical battles, worn down and beaten in the end. And he, Delio, almost bursting with strength, a multi-talented jack-of-all-trades - and Mrs. Schirmer's former pupil.

In their micromusical "Auf alten Pfannen lernt man kochen", the two apparent antipodes play, sing, dance and drink themselves into the intoxication of an amour fou, walking congenially between Shakespeare and street slang, opera and rock 'n' roll, between great splendor and the peeling varnish of past dreams. The play and the lyrics sparkle, flicker and shimmer when Delio and Ms. Schirmer bring their lives to the stage in this captivating way, negotiating the desires and fantasies of their impossible relationship before everyone's eyes and ears. A furious ride on the razor's edge with a constantly rising pulse, driven by Delio's virtuoso guitar playing and the wonderfully harmonizing voices of the two. Always accompanied by the nagging question: Is this real? What is head cinema, what is reality? Sure, everything is allowed in the theater and in love - but with the age difference?

This question remains, but these two born stage creatures are united in one thing for sure: their devotion, their passion. For each other - and for the stage that means the world to them. To love! To the theater! To the love of the theater!