Comedy under power: Body exchange brings chaos to the stage

Comedy under power: Body exchange brings chaos to the stage

The Brucker stage has an exciting piece this season that will captivate the audience. The comedy "Two under power" by Hans Schimmel not only promises humorous interludes, but also an interesting action that revolves around an exchange of body. The focus is on the sales specialist Charlie Westermann, played by Peter Windholz, and the neighbor Jana Herzig, embodied by Martina Noetzel. The two figures could not be more different: Charlie is a complacent macho for which women are only objects of his wishes.

Things escalate when Jana appears at Charlie to complain about the loud music. At an unfortunate moment when both fight for the plug of his stereo system, you get an electric blow and suddenly swap your bodies. What is initially perceived as a shock leads to an exciting series of events, while the two try to keep their body exchange secret. Not only chaotic situations are created here, but also many strange dialogues that will certainly make the audience laugh.

The crew of the Brucker stage

The piece is staged by the chairwoman Petra Pschill, who was previously responsible for many entertaining performances by the Brucker stage. In addition to windwood and Noetzel, talented actors such as Swen Tesarek, Sabine Hackl, Gottfried Pschill, Renate Muhr, Isabel Philipp, Flora Baum and Martin Radl will also be on stage, which indicates a varied and dynamic performance.

The premiere of the play will take place on October 19 at 8 a.m. at Optik Lingfeld in Kirchengasse. The anticipation for the performance is growing and the cards are already available. This new play by Hans Schimmel is not only entertaining, but also an exciting experiment on identity and the imponderables of life. Spectators can look forward to a successful mix of situation comedy and fast -paced dialogues that are guaranteed to ensure numerous laughs.