Alles muss raus! – Die Sommershow mit Wommy & Elfriede Schäufele

“Everything’s Gotta Go!” —under this motto, Wommy is taking the stage at the Theaterhaus this summer with an energetic mix of cabaret, comedy, chanson, and drag. Here, he’s clearing out emotional clutter and taking stock through humor—in the mind, in the heart, and in the attic of emotions. What’s been bottled up comes pouring out, what needs to be said is said, and what’s long overdue is swept off the shelf of habit with gusto.

Wommy tackles social absurdities, personal sensitivities, and sharp observations about how people live with and against one another, as if there were no tomorrow. Amid biting one-liners and contemplative musical moments, an evening unfolds that simultaneously exposes, disarms, and seduces—and which, with sparkling touches, shows just how liberating it can be not to take oneself too seriously.

When so much dust is kicked up, Wommy’s alter ego—the chain-swinging janitor Elfriede Schäufele—is, of course, a must-see. She’s the one who always scurries through the rows at the SWR Fasching in Donzdorf and loves to weigh in on current topics without being asked. Much to the delight of the audience. She won’t miss the chance to do the same at the Theaterhaus

“Everything Must Go!” is not just a slogan, but a promise: Nothing remains unsaid, no feeling is left in storage, no thought in the back room. The audience experiences a humorously crafted take on our times—charming, sharp-tongued, and surprisingly honest. An evening that cleans up, clears out, and at the same time whets your appetite for something new. If you want to know what happens when cabaret opens its doors and truths are served up with an innocent batting of the eyelashes, you should stop by this feel-good show, because “Laughter is the last weapon we have left when everything else makes us want to cry.”

“Everything’s got to go!” —and this time, really everything: punchlines, emotions, secrets, glitter. Welcome to colorful, side-splitting entertainment with substance for the heart, mind, and diaphragm.

All info: www.wommy.de

Press quotes from last year:

“Miss Wommy Wonder has become a fixture in the entertainment industry—one who’d rather play a supporting role for decades than sneak into the spotlight only to be burned out there. That’s smart. So is she. And her shows, of course.” – (Südwestpresse)

"While most of her colleagues focus on singing along to well-known songs and spouting risqué puns from the Wilhelminian era, she works with her own lyrics and original songs and isn’t afraid to put her finger on society’s sore spots with timely commentary. Mary would be proud of her.” — (Südkurier)

"No two evenings are alike—that’s commendable. But the way she manages to engage the audience rather than put on a show for them, and to shift from stunning gags to depth and sophistication, only to swing back to comedy right after, is truly in a class of its own." - (Badische Zeitung)

"Just looking at her plastic hairstyles makes it clear: No one on stage is trying to play the perfect woman here; someone is presenting satire, sparing no one—not even herself—and, as a ‘thing between the sexes,’ taking aim at all sides at once, without anyone being able to hold it against her. Wonder-bar!" - (Hamburger Abendblatt)