Uhren gibt es nicht mehr

In the organizer's words:

Scenic reading with Catalina Navarro Kirner and Monika Manz:

With coffee and cake. Music: Urs Becker and his sound machine.

The Viennese poet André Heller has published the conversations with his mother in her 102nd year in his book "Uhren gibt es nicht mehr". Elisabeth Heller was born at the beginning of the First World War and married the confectionery manufacturer Stephan Heller at the age of 19. She reviews her long life, tells of a suicide attempt for love, about Léhar at the piano in Bad Ischl and finally about saying goodbye - full of wisdom, dignity, poetry and comedy.

The two Munich actresses Monika Manz and Catalina Navarro Kirner immediately fell in love with this precious dialog and present it in an entertaining reading.

Andre Heller has been active in the art and culture scene since the 1960s and is considered a jack-of-all-trades and multi-talented artist. He was a singer-songwriter, circus and variety director, art gardener and author.

Monika Manz was born in Lower Bavaria. She received her acting training at "La Mama Theatre New York". She performs on large and small stages in Munich. The Bavarian thoroughbred actress is also known for her film and television roles.

Catalina Navarro Kirner was born in Augsburg to a Mallorcan father and a Swabian mother. She attended the "Schauspiel München" drama school and was then brought to the Residenztheater by Dieter Dorn. She plays her way through Munich's independent theater scene, develops her own programs and writes plays. She is also known as the pastry shop owner "Heidrun Niedermayer" from the ZDF series "Frühling" and other television and cinema productions.

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Registration in person on site, by telephone on 089 233 77 24 28 or by e-mail to stb.neuhausen.kult(at)muenchen.de