Mörderische Spreefahrt: Flotte Fäuste

THE concept
During a three-hour evening cruise on the Spree through Berlin's city center, guests enjoy a fine 3-course menu from Fisherman's Culinary and become witnesses and players in a theater thriller that is as exciting as it is entertaining.Individual role cards contain gossip to spread and secret information that may help solve the case. An informal and open atmosphere is created in which the guests not only improvise together with the actors, but can also communicate with each other and actively shape the plot. Like 'Babylon Berlin' to play along with, and for 18 years now a lot of fun for everyone who likes to slip into the role of a sophisticated demimondaine or a cunning crook.

Live chansons from the 1920s and piano music provide the right period atmosphere. Many guests dress up for the occasion and appear in Charleston dresses or knickerbockers and spats.

The play: Murderous trip down the Spree - Fleet fists
Berlin, April 1928: a boxing match keeps the city on tenterhooks: Max Schmeling and local Berlin hero Franz Diener compete against each other in the heavyweight division. Berlin's underworld is also eagerly awaiting the event; countless bets are placed, large sums of money change hands and fists are flying in the run-up to the fight. To avoid another raid, the Berlin crooks have rented a Spree steamer, and the pub landlady Charly has "organized" one of the brand new radios to follow the fight together. But then events come thick and fast: A corpse, a singer who was thought to be dead and a stubborn inspector make for a more than turbulent evening.

Cast: Ariane Wendland (Lucy), Maike Schaafberg (Charly), Reinhard Schmidt (Inspector Engelbrecht), Maximilian Rauscher (Enforcer Klaus)
Author: Traute Schlabach
Director: Mathias Kusche