KALTER WEISSER MANN

Gernot Steinfels, head of an underwear company, passed away peacefully at the age of 94. The preparations for the funeral service escalate. The reason for the dispute at the funeral bunker: The text on the company's mourning ribbon: In deep mourning - The employees. But what about the employees? Even before he is actually buried, a heated discussion breaks out between the guests. It's not just about gendering, but also about political correctness and everyday sexism. The prospective boss Horst Bohne soon has both the marketing manager and her assistant as well as a tough trainee against him and finds himself in the pillory, from which not even the priest can save him.

The comedy, written by Dietmar Jacobs and Moritz Netenjakob (Extrawurst), presents sharp-tongued social discourse on the gender star, equality and the associated rhetorical finesse in a new light, without taking sides. . .