Schnoor-Geschichten mit Heini Holtenbeen

In the organizer's words:

"Schnoor stories with Heini Holtenbeen"
Typical Bremen stories with a Bremen original
A theater revue by Dirk Böhling

Why is the Bremen Schnoor actually called Schnoor? Why is three times Bremen law? What does the underpants test mean and why is "Moin Moin" already "Gesabbel"? What's happening with "Kaffeesieren", who invented Labskaus, why the organ grinders still come from Bremen and what "um'n Pudding geh'n" means - all this and much more can probably be answered best by one person, the Bremen original Heini Holtenbeen!

Like many others, he has long been cast in bronze as a reminder of Bremen's ancient past. He does this in this Bremen theater revue together with other memorial personalities and other figures from the long history of the Hanseatic city and will certainly not only elicit many a smiling "oh-so-moment" from guests on the Weser.

In short cabaret, musical or tongue-in-cheek scenes, Bremen's history is brought to life on the stage of the traditional house in the Schnoor in the form of Bremen stories - pointed, funny and very entertaining. A walk through Hanseatic peculiarities, old customs and traditions or idioms that still exist today and of which we now finally know where they actually come from!

History has rarely been as much fun as with Heini Holtenbeen and the many other typical Bremen characters and anecdotes!



The location is not barrier-free!
Wheelchair spaces cannot be offered at present.

Jackets, rucksacks and large bags (maximum size DIN A4, 21x30cm) are not permitted in the theater hall. These can be handed in at the checkroom for a fee.

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