Surprise at the WG dinner. Benny finally got his dream job and will go to New York for a year. And he has a grandiose idea: What if he made his room available to refugees for that long? That way he could help them get a chance to arrive a little bit in our society. Besides, it would be a great experience for his roommates, too, wouldn't it?
That's something you don't get when you traipse to the clothing store once a year to hand in your old winter boots.
Initial enthusiasm is quickly followed by unexpected misgivings, and some facades crumble.
Sophie is spontaneously excited and dreams of an artistic documentary project. Doro's need for contact with foreign worlds, on the other hand, seems rather met. And if Jonas had already completed his probationary period at the bank, he would totally like Benny's idea, but the noise and all. When Anna announces some news, the situation threatens to get completely out of hand.
Out there, whatever may change, but in this apartment all the achievements of the Basic Law, feminism, pop culture and the Rhine-Hessian way of life remain in force. Helau!
Nach "Frau Müller muss weg" the theater alePh now shows the new satirical comedy by Lutz Hübner and Sarah Nemitz. Where does our tolerance limit run? What about the willingness to give up one's own comfort zone? WILLKOMMEN moves the discussion about the current social change into the living room of the young middle class: not a morality play, but the best entertainment on the thinnest ice imaginable.
A breathtakingly fast, bitterly funny and extremely unmasking play about political correctness, which cleverly plays with all our clichés.
Text source: PM Mainzer Kammerspiele
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