Christian Gottschalk and Thomas Franz - "I'm sorry about the hamster"
Songs, lyrics, corny jokes
The Munich singer-songwriter Thomas Franz and the Cologne humorist Christian Gottschalk have nothing against rodents. No animals were harmed in the making of this funny evening. But when the two got to know each other about 10 years ago, they realized that each had a piece in their repertoire in which a hamster
comes to grief. The program has been called that ever since, although it is constantly being updated. If the audience is very kind to the sensitive artists, they also play the hamster songs at the end. The evening runs as follows: Franz plays a song, Gottschalk reads a text, always alternating. Sometimes Gottschalk joins in with a song or plays the harmonica. Or sings a song of his own. But Franz never reads a text. In between, they present transitions that are so good that you sometimes have the impression of being able to perceive a common thread. Superficially, it's about the really big topics: Furniture and monster trucks, gut feelings and bee hotels, veterinary practices and techno vampires. As well as various impositions of late capitalism. A program like a flight through space in a spaceship on which nobody cleans because the crew
marvel at the romance of the eternal metabolism.
In the end, the two strange gentlemen want above all to make people laugh. True to the motto: "We won't let the future spoil this lovely evening".
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Price information:
B.O. 23,- €/ 19,- € (reduced) / VVK 19,- € / 15,- € (reduced) (+fees)
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