It was the lark: resumption in the T-room with new splendor!

It was the lark: resumption in the T-room with new splendor!

In the Offenbach T-room at Wilhelmstrasse 13, the premiere of "It was the lark" is celebrated, and that is all about a special anniversary. The play of the renowned dramatist Ephraim Kishon, who celebrates its 20th anniversary in the room theater this year, will be brought on stage again on Friday, August 29th and Saturday, August 30th. The start of the performances is at 8 p.m.

The plot of the humorous piece is provided with a clever twist: Romeo and Julia have survived their supposed suicide and have now been married for almost 30 years. But the harmony does not last long, because the two have to fight with their own challenges. While Romeo is stuck in his egocentricity, Julia is annoyed by the family routine and her pubescent daughter Lucretia, who also mixes up the action.

colorful characters and confusion

The newly staged performance brings an exciting line -up on the stage. Sarah C. Baumann plays the role of Shakespeare, while Elena Hahn can be seen as Julia, Amme and Lucretia. Frank Geisler takes on the role of Romeo, who can also be seen in the shape of Father Lorenzo. Together they capture the multitude of emotions and conflicts in marriage and at the same time bring Kishon's typical humor into their own.

Ephraim Kishon: Master of satire

Ephraim Kishon is known as one of the greatest satirists of our time. In his numerous works, he addresses universal questions such as love, marriage and society, and "it was the lark" is no exception. The piece gives a lively insight into the challenges of marital everyday life, which are viewed with a pinch of irony and wit. Kishon, born in Hungary in 1924 and died in Tel Aviv in 2005, enjoyed international popularity for more than 60 years, and his works have been translated into 33 languages. Well -known pieces such as "Der Trauschein" and "It was the lark" are considered international classics.

The audience can look forward to an entertaining and humorous performance that not only promises married couples, but also singles and young adults. Positive voices from the press praise the piece as "cheeky" and "heartily strange", which speaks for the anticipation of the performances.

whether you are a lover of Shakespeare or just want to spend an amusing evening, the resumption of "It was the lark" in the T-room will certainly be a highlight on the cultural calendar of Offenbach. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this special theater experience!

Further information on the event can be found on the website of the city of Offenbach at Offenbach.de . You can also find details about the play at the Theaterverlag and-sfort at undsofort.de as well as on the website of the satirist at Ephrraimkishon.com .