In our words:
This comedy at Munich's Volkstheater takes you on an absurd discourse merry-go-round in the spin cycle of a society that has to ask itself who is actually healthy and who is sick.
In the organizer's words:
"Pension SchöllerInn!" - a farce in three acts freely adapted from Carl Laufs and Wilhelm Jacoby by Nele Stuhler and Jan Koslowski
Alfred is nervous. His rich uncle has another one of his crazy ideas: He wants to visit the resilience startup that Alfred invented to exploit his uncle's startup fetish - and which, impractically, only exists on paper. But now his uncle suddenly wants to see what he's actually investing in. He also wants to see some "healthy" people again, while the whole world is going crazy. So Alfred and his love interest Friederiken have no choice but to sell Alfred's uncle the SchöllerInn guesthouse, which Friederiken's indulgent uncle runs to try out group experiences, as a resilience retreat. Along with the waitressing major, the biography-polishing writer, the lamp-fevered concert pianist, and the kombucha-breeding world traveler. Thus it is born: an invisible theater for only one spectator, who at first enjoys himself deliciously, but then - halfway between self-care massage and psycho-sauna - starts to sweat quite a bit.
In their new comedy, Nele Stuhler and Jan Koslowski shimmy freely along the framework of Carl Laufs' and Wilhelm Jacoby's farce "Pension Schöller" and take us on an absurd discourse merry-go-round in the spin cycle of a society that must ask itself the question of who is actually healthy and who is sick.
More info at: https://www.muenchner-volkstheater.de/programm/schauspiel/pension-schoellerinn-ua
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