In the organizer's words:

40 years age difference
Gen X and Gen Z
Life experience and rather less

Let's try an experiment: In a closed room (theater), two representatives of the same species (human) but of different generations (father and daughter) and different gender identities (male/female) compete to clarify pressing questions under expert observation (audience). Who takes out the trash on this planet? Which came first: egg or McChicken? Which is easier to prevent, children or climate change? How do you get rid of an old white man when he pays the rent? How do you explain the existence of the FDP to the younger generation? How do you explain the difference between LGBTQ and BLT to the older generation?
Enjoy an evening full of humor, world-weariness and madness. You won't hate yourself and your environment any more afterwards than you did before. Or maybe you will?

"The 57-year-old father and his 17-year-old daughter don't give each other anything for free, and in doing so, they gave the (...) audience (...) the gift of full life and two positions on the world situation that are as contradictory as they are fearless."
Mathias Hejny, Abendzeitung