Herr Kolpert

In the organizer's words:

Some conversations end fatally

A murder comedy by David Gieselmann

One evening. Two guests. Three drinks. And a chest.
Welcome to a sophisticated dinner in the best of company - small talk, good manners and... an alleged murder.
Sarah and Ralf have invited friends. Very informal. Just a bit of food, a bit of lies, a bit of madness. Oh yes - and a dead body. Maybe. Or maybe not. It remains to be seen who is telling the truth, who is lying and who is about to go crazy. What is certain is that the evening escalates. Elegant. Loud. Profoundly funny.

David Gieselmann's "Herr Kolpert" is an acerbic comedy about sensitivities, violence and the strange things that happen when too much pizza and too little conscience are involved.

Not for the faint-hearted - but for strong laugh muscles.

Come along. Don't bring any guests.
We've already got enough in the chest.

"Comedy doesn't get any better or blacker than this." - The Guardian