Ehnert vs. Ehnert - Zweikampfhasen

The ideal gift for relationship partners and those who are yet to be: "Zweikampfhasen" regularly at Alma Hoppe's Lustspielhaus.

In their two-person comedy, the Ehnerts talk about themselves; how they fell head over heels in love, said yes to each other after just one week and ended up where all married couples end up at some point - in the unglamorous everyday life of a relationship with its absurd fights and highly dramatic discussions, which always seem so ridiculous from the outside.

The Ehnerts are now regarded on German-speaking stages as the relationship battle experts, who are always at odds with each other but still can't give up on each other and do everything they can to save their love.

"Zweikampfhasen" is not just a highly likeable couple's comedy, however, because the Ehnerts also play all the people they encounter in their fight to save their marriage: therapists, counselors, friends and ex-partners. All of this is not only fast-paced and entertaining, but also impressively acted and peppered with facts about the origins of marriage and its function in different times and societies.

"Zweikampfhasen" is therefore the very personal love confession of two actors, as well as high-performance acting and a quick study on the subject of marriage. A punchy evening of theater that opens eyes - and hearts.

"These are scenes of a marriage, eloquent, extremely densely arranged, powerful and sometimes astonishing. At times, the verbal light-footedness, the sharpness, the bite and the sophisticated wordplay are reminiscent of the screwball classics from Hollywood's golden age. This fast-paced, intelligent and highly energetic relationship cabaret with a certificate of authenticity is unique on the German stage." (Bonner General-Anzeige)

"Endstation Ehehölle. The comedy play is as amusing as it is complex. Razor-sharp dialog and verbal chin-slapping. 'Zweikampfhasen' is a turbulent, classy marriage clinch that has it all." (Berliner Morgenpost)

"You'll love the way these two hate each other!" (Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung)