Papa Maik warns: Bundeswehr decision can change life!

Papa Maik warns: Bundeswehr decision can change life!

Weimar. After an intensive break, the play "I love you. But don't let yourself be shooting over" to the DNT Weimar studio stage. On Sunday, October 6th, at 8 p.m., the audience can look forward to a gripping staging, in which Krunoslav Šebrek can be seen again in the role of Papa Maik. The piece, written by Dirk Laucke, deals with current social and political issues and, through Maik's perspective, offers deeper insights into the concerns of a father.

The monologue of Laucke revolves around the complex relationship between parents and their adult children. Papa Maik, who has strongly admitted to his beliefs as a conscientious objector in the past, faces the challenge that his son Chris now wants to go to the Bundeswehr. This decision makes Maik Hart and lets him doubt the value of his own beliefs and the upbringing of his children. The staging, which Beate Seidel brought onto the stage, invites you to get into conversation beyond the different worlds of the generations.

a piece full of relevance

"I love you" is not only a simple play, but also a comment on the political currents of today. Lake's text offers a platform for discussions about military service, values ​​and the individual paths of young people. The relevance of the topics in particular appeals to younger spectators who may find themselves in similar conflicts.

The resumption next Sunday is not the only way to experience the piece. In addition, two further performances are planned that have already seen a healthy demand for cards. It can be expected that the emotions and conflicts treated in the staging will stimulate thought.

In order to experience the combination of theater and contemporary discourse, it is advisable to secure cards at an early stage. The return of "I love you" not only shows the power of the theater, but also the incessant relevance of its topics in our society.

Further information and details on the ticket booking are at www.thueringer-allgemeine.de available.