Oberstaufen
The mountain costume association *d'Hochgratler* Oberstaufen invites you to the Christmas Tree Praise Evening at the Kurhaus Oberstaufen under the motto "Silent Night was yesterday..". You can look forward to a variety of music and dance performances with the *Steibing Plattlers*, the *Plattler and Children's Group d'Hochgratler*, and the *yodel duet Christl & Reinhold*. Announcements by Bernhard Lingg. The evening will conclude with dance music by the *Trio Krainerlogie*. Food and drink will be provided.
German comedy about acceptance and tolerance Since Ben (Florian David Fitz) has been living separated, far away from his ex-wife Mira (Marie Burchard) and their children Oskar (Laurì) and Erna (Ava Petsch), he has become only a shadow of his former self. He sits all alone in his semi-detached house that is far too big for him and eats his cereal with beer. When the heavily pregnant Mira (Marie Burchard) has to go to the hospital early, Ben’s job as a father is needed again and the house, which had almost been empty of people in the meantime, is once again inhabited by his children. He is determined to make use of this chance and show everyone that he too can be the perfect father. Ben is optimistic and believes that everything can still turn out well. His plan seems to be working — but his child Oskar, whom Ben sees as a boy, still has a surprise in store for him: it no longer wants to be a boy, from now on wears a dress that it does not want to take off, and now calls itself Lili. For Ben and his small family, Lili’s decision is the beginning of an adventurous journey and the chance for a fresh start. FSK: 6 years Runtime: 98 minutes
# 1. Oberstaufen Laugh Night Roger Stein, Jonas Greiner, Christl Sittenauer, Serhat Dogan and Niko Formanek On January 6, 2027, there will be hearty laughter in Oberstaufen! A fabulous mix of cabaret and comedy awaits you: The evening will be hosted by the wonderful Roger Stein, who delights his audience with his captivating musical grand-piano entertainment, somewhere between comedy songs, songwriting and post-romanticism. With powerful versatility, self-irony and charm, he barrels through his program in a multi-instrumental, rhyme-filled way and delivers a pointed but not middle-fingered! 2D fiery guide to disciplined rebel-ism. With razor-sharp rhyme technique, he explores the depths of satire and poetry, knocks the ground out from under simple metaphors and lets language loose on itself. Skillfully, he combines hip-hop elements with German song tradition and thus creates his very own musical style. But his select guests also have plenty to contribute to top-class entertainment: Jonas Greiner 2D current, intelligent and uproariously funny. He impresses with his unmistakable way of combining sharp, ironic social criticism and amusing everyday stories with high-caliber and refreshing humor. Have you recently had stress, trouble, arguments or a gout attack? No problem: Jonas Greiner may not be able to take all that away from you, but he will certainly put you in a better mood and make you forget the difficulties of everyday life. How does he do it? By taking just about everything that happens around him with humor in his stories. And he takes you on a journey
Shakespeare Company, Berlin With Vera Kreyer, Caroline Siebert, Johanna-Julia Spitzer, Philipp-Manuel Bodner, Thilo Herrmann, Benjamin Plath Directed by: Jens Schmidl The King of Navarre, Ferdinand, and his two courtiers Byron and Dumain have sworn to remain chaste in order to devote themselves to their studies and duties. But the French princess Isabelle and her ladies-in-waiting Rosalie and Katherine enchant them at first sight and wrap them ever more tightly around their fingers. At first, the enamored men conceal their breaking of the oath from one another, but when everything comes to light, they decide to woo the ladies. At a feast, they appear disguised as Russians. The women, also masked, have swapped the men’s gifts, so the gentlemen embarrass themselves by confessing their love to the wrong woman each time. Of course, the comic ending would be easy to guess, but everything turns out differently ... Shakespeare mocks the fashion for florid wordplay and literary allusions, yet is himself trapped in it. Nature, as the triumphant adversary, is sung about as enchantingly by Byron as he mocks the unnaturalness of the academy plan and of the bombastic, affected language. The ambiguities and quick-witted dialogue are spiced up by the competition for the better punchlines among the hearty ruffians. You can expect rapid role changes, live music, and unbridled joy of performance. Christian Leonard’s modern translation makes Shakespeare’s centuries-old wit feel thoroughly contemporary and shows how fallible and vulnerable we all are when we fall in love. Admission: fr
EURO-Studio Landgraf Titisee-Neustadt With Tjadke Biallowons, Christian Meyer, Wolfgang Seidenberg, Kathrin Hanak, Karin Boyd, Maja Müller, Andrea Julia Roháč,, Iris Boss, Christian A. Hoelzke Author: Ferdinand von Schirach Directed by: Martin Schulze The TV presenter Katharina Schlüter, famous for her high ratings, accuses businessman Christian Thiede of having raped her. The two, who now face each other in court as opposing parties, had met on her talk show. A month after that encounter, he had taken the initiative and arranged to meet her. They fell in love with each other. They ended their secret affair, which lasted exactly four years, because of their respective families. Nevertheless, both spouses filed for divorce. She says that Christian Thiede was the love of her life. She says that they decided to separate together. She says that on August 14, during their chance reunion, they went to his apartment. She says that they kissed. She says that they then went into the bedroom. She says that after the initially consensual sex, despite her repeated просьба to stop, she was raped. Three days later, she reported Mr. Thiede to the police. He says that Katharina was also the love of his life. He says that the separation was not a joint decision, but that he ended the relationship. He says that at the chance meeting on August 14, they kissed in his apartment. He says that they did not go into the bedroom, but stayed on the sofa. He says that at no point did she clearly and explicitly say NO to any action.
