Hotel Mama – Musik-Kabarett mit Franziska Ball und Florian Daniel

In the organizer's words:

Musical cabaret about the pitfalls of getting older

Clara Loft is caught between two trouble spots: The pubescent children are growing up and are not holding back with surprises of all kinds. The ageing grandparents are becoming increasingly stubborn and demand a complete all-round carefree package with individual entertainment.

The midlife crisis, the menopause and the passing of their own zenith keep interfering. And great tips for temporary anti-ageing can't help us get over the pitfalls, horrors and advantages of ageing.

This third "mothers' cabaret" by Michael Tasche and Franziska Ball - alias Clara Loft - finally culminates in an all-round blow about the role of women as mothers, wives, daughters, businesswomen, housewives, cleaners, hobby psychologists, brooders and nannies.

At the piano: Florian Daniel alias Alex A., virtuoso and level-headed at the same time.

Hotel Mama - oder Alles auf Anfang is once again peppered with a host of hilarious and brilliantly written scenes and parodies from pop and rock - written and directed by Michael Tasche.

Franziska Ball ("Rosenheim Cops", "Hubert und Staller", "Frühling 17") brought the first part of her mothers' cabaret "Menschenskinder - ich bin von Kopf bis Fuß auf Wickeln eingestellt" about toddlers and other worries to the stage with BALL & JABARA. This was followed by the second part by Michael Tasche: "Mütterdämmerung - das Ende der Kindheit" about puberty and midlife crises. Now the long-awaited third part of the mini-musical is coming to the stage, which once again outlines the suffering of supermom Clara Loft, alias Franziska Ball, with lots of humor and fabulous music.