Schwester Cordula liebt Westernromane

In the organizer's words:

Penny dreadful satire: Shocking. Passionate. Virtuoso. Real life.

Dozens of novels have been dissected, filtered, stirred and shaken by Saskia Kästner and brewed into the "ultimate penny dreadful novel". She lovingly administers her audience with humor and great pleasure in the play a diaphragm-shaking, bliss-inducing elixir, true to the motto "A healing world for the sick mind".

After novels about doctors, mothers and homeland, the pair's latest opus is all about cowboys! The heroes with toned bodies, three-day beards and an enticingly masculine voice. Forget the cliché of tough and silent loners: Sister Cordula shows us what modern western heroes look like. These cowboys are single fathers, left disillusioned by adventurous city girls in search of meaning. They carry responsibility, a sypathetic, arrogant smile and seductive dimples. This is about clear reality, not illusions - it's about passion, but not about love. Except for their children. And her horses.

The image of men over time. But one thing remains constant: "My name is Hunter." Of course. Not Peter or Kai, but "Hunter." Dirty. Rough. Sexy.
Don't miss this unique show that pushes the boundaries of entertainment and brings you closer to the Wild West in a way you've never experienced before!