To laugh and think

Created: 05/08/2022, 19:45

With their dance performances, the three actors Julian Brodacz, Tobias Zeitz and Patrick Brenner (from left) carried away their audience in the Bergkirchner Hoftheater at the premiere of the comedy "Butterbrot".

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With the three-man comedy "Butterbrot" the Hoftheater Bergkirchen has hit the bull's eye.

Bergkirchen – With the tabloid comedy “Butterbrot” by Gabriel Barylli, the Hoftheater Bergkirchen celebrated the last premiere before the theater summer on Friday.

The comedy is about three very different men who have to get along with the women.

In a humorous way, the comedy deals with stumbling blocks in living together, in love and friendship.

"Butterbrot is a comedy in which you can not only laugh, but also think and show understanding, especially for yourself," explains Ansgar Wilk.

He packed the comedy into pointed dialogues.

Jonathan Kramer and Ulrike Beckers took care of the stage design.

The play is the male counterpart to the comedy "Honigmond", where three very different women talk about love affairs.

Businessman Peter - played by Patrik Brenner - is a macho man with a bad opinion of women after his marriage to Lilli is falling apart.

After the breakup, all he has left is a sandwich.

He moves into the shared apartment with his friends Stefan (Julian Brodacz) and Martin (Tobias Zeitz).

But the two also have their problems with women.

The piece begins rapidly - with a dance interlude by Stefan, who only swings the vacuum cleaner in such a way that it spreads a good mood.

In the second part of the comedy it then becomes philosophical.

It's about a better way of life.

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Wilk has succeeded in hiring three actors whose gestures and facial expressions are convincing, who are absorbed in their roles and take the audience with them.

"The fun part is the passion with which the three work on their characters," said Wilk beforehand.

"And with all the fun, you always dig deeper and bring out all the human shortcomings and longings that we all know."

The spectators were enraptured by the performance, especially by the dance routines.

With frenetic applause, they thanked the actors and the director, who were brimming with enthusiasm.

On Comedy Day, June 25th, there is the opportunity to see the two comedies "Honigmond" and "Butterbrot" one after the other.

First the comedy with the ladies and then that of the gentlemen.

Ingrid Cook