In the organizer's words:

What happens when three women decide to drop the masks of everyday life? When they finally ask themselves - and each other - the questions that otherwise get lost in the noise of life? The new play by the Potsdam theater collective Triple A Theater brings a touching and cheerful evening to the stage, in which everyday banality and existential depth meet - musically, through dance and with a pinch of madness.

The focus is on three women - the actress Florentine Engel, the entrepreneur Amanda Löwe and the mother of three Sabine Grundmann. During a cozy evening in the garden, everything starts harmlessly at first: news is exchanged, laughter and drinks are shared. But soon the tone becomes more serious, more open, more courageous. What begins as a chat between friends turns into an emotional striptease of the soul.

Singing, dancing and in dense dialog, the three women embark on a journey through the abysses, hopes and longings of being human. They question social expectations, role models and personal fears - and discover the hidden potential within themselves.

A musical-theatrical evening that makes the audience laugh - and think.

Text & direction: Anja Panse | Play: Julia Berke, Anna Keil & Anja Panse | Music: Annegret Enderle | Costume: Dinah Ehm | Production: Triple A Theater

Triple A Theater is an independent theater collective from Potsdam. With the HISTOPICAL genre it has developed, Triple A combines historical accuracy with contemporary relevance, fictional play and humor. The collective's works create spaces for social reflection - always with the aim of promoting understanding and dialog.

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