Enjoyable diner: The bitten woman inspires in Schifferstadt!

Enjoyable diner: The bitten woman inspires in Schifferstadt!

In Schifferstadt, the event "The bitten woman" will take place in the city library on Thursday, November 14th. Under the motto "I like you to eat", the event begins at 7:30 p.m. and promises an extraordinary mix of literature and music.

Five friends gather into a lush feast. They dine, drink and chat while couples form and reveal their deepest wishes and dreams. This story invites the audience to immerse yourself in the thoughts of the protagonists and track their culinary and erotic fantasies. The sensuality, fueled by the consumption of champagne, gives the event a special grade.

a literary festival

The performance is a collage that includes both original texts and work of famous authors. The writers whose works are performed include sizes such as Heine, Shakespeare, and Zola. The actress Barbara Bernt will take the spectators on a literary journey through an exciting and enjoyable dinner together with guitarist Jochen Schott and bass player Fritz Rau. The whole thing is accompanied with jazzy sounds, classic adaptations and Latin American as well as swing rhythms, which makes the presentation particularly appealing.

Ticket sales for this special event has already started. Interested parties can purchase tickets for only ten euros in the Schifferstadt city library at Rehbachstrasse 2. It promises to be an evening full of pleasure and inspiration.

For more information about the event and ticket purchases, citizens can visit the website of the city library or inquire directly on site.

This event is not only an opportunity to be inspired artistically, but also an invitation to spend an unforgettable time with friends and interesting society. If you are enthusiastic about a combination of literature and music, you should never miss this event.

The city administration of Schifferstadt actively supports local cultural events and thus promotes social cooperation. Information on other events is also available in the city library.