Humorzone: Christine Sommer, Martin Brambach und Dietmar Loeffler

In the organizer's words:

"Berta, the egg is hard!" A musical reading based on Loriot!

When a breakfast egg has been cooked too long, the TV is broken or politics is being debated, scenes from a marriage quickly turn into nasty marriage scenes. And anyone who thinks that only marriage counseling can help here will be proven wrong by Loriot. Vicco von Bülow, alias 'Loriot', was one of the greatest German humorists. With his TV sketches, cartoons and films, he shaped German humor like no other. "The Heinzelmann sucks and blows where mom can only suck" or "Maybe there's something wrong with your feelings" and of course "Women and men just don't go together" have long been classic quotes. Film and stage star Martin Brambach and the well-known actress Christine Sommer recall Loriot's most delicious dialogs. They are supported musically and in dialog by Dietmar Loeffler, one of the most versatile artists on the German theater scene. An unbeatable trio!

Martin Brambach began his acting career in 1985 at the Schauspielhaus Bochum. With the Schauspiel Köln, the Vienna Burgtheater and the Schaubühne Berlin, he has performed at some of the most renowned theaters and worked with directors such as Barbara Frey, Claus Peymann and George Tabori. He has been working as a freelance actor since 2001 and has appeared in over 200 film and television productions to date. He does not want to commit himself to one genre, acting in crime thrillers, dramas and comedies, thus demonstrating his immense versatility. For his role in 'Der Fall Barschel', he was awarded both the German Acting Prize and the German Television Prize as well as the Bavarian Television Prize.

Christine Sommer completed her acting training at the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna from 1986 to 1990. This was followed by various engagements at theaters in Vienna, Tübingen, Braunschweig, Münster, Luxembourg and Altenburg as well as at the Ruhrfestspiele in Recklinghausen. On television, she has appeared in films and series such as 'Frau Temme sucht das Glück', 'Der Lehrer', 'Wilsberg', 'Rentnercops', 'Der letzte Bulle', 'Kommisar Rex' SOKO Leipzig'. From March 2009 to February 2010, she was in front of the camera for the ZDF telenovela 'Alisa- Folge deinem Herzen' as Cornelia Hundt, and also appeared in many Kesslers Knigge sketches. She has been touring the country for many years with her own evenings and readings with her partner Martin Brambach.

Dietmar Loeffler trained as a concert pianist and song accompanist with Leon Fleisher and Irwin Gage. He has also worked as an author, director and musical director at Schauspiel Frankfurt, Theater Bremen, Hamburger Schauspielhaus, Thalia-Theater Hamburg, Schlossparktheater Berlin, Schauspielhaus Bochum and Deutsches Theater Berlin. His works have been awarded the Hessian Theater Prize and the 1st INTHEGA Prize and are perennial favourites such as Männerbeschaffungsmaßnahmen, Sylt-Ein Irrtum Gottes? and Pasta e basta.

The event is seated. Seating is free.