Der erste letzte Tag

Description

Play based on the novel by best-selling author Sebastian Fitzek A canceled flight forces two strangers into a fateful community: The proper teacher Livius Reimer and the chaotic journalist Lea von Armin share the last rental car from Munich to Berlin. While he desperately tries to save his marriage, she pursues a radical experiment: "Live as if there were no tomorrow." Naively, Livius agrees to this deal and triggers a chain of absurd events. From police intervention in the old people's home to a spontaneous pig rescue at a rest stop to rebooking his savings for the accommodation of homeless people in a luxury hotel – the duo leaves no catastrophe unturned. As the journey across Germany turns into a rapid road trip, increasingly explosive photos land with Livius's jealous wife due to unfortunate misunderstandings. Sebastian Fitzek's road trip comedy combines fast pace and quirky humor with the existential question: What would you do if today were your last day? This touching story about truth, overcoming, and friendship features lovable characters and surprising twists that question everything previously believed in the end. "People who remember do not live in the past. People who think ahead do not live in the future." Sebastian Fitzek with Carolin Freund, Thomas Jansen, and others. Adaptation: Lajos Wenzel Direction and stage design: Andreas Lachnit Costumes: Monika Seidl Additional information: Play introduction: 7:00 PM in the Small Hall

Highlights

• Play based on the novel by Sebastian Fitzek
• With Carolin Freund and Thomas Jansen
• A humorous road trip comedy

General Information

"Der erste letzte Tag" is a theater performance based on the bestseller by Sebastian Fitzek. The story follows two strangers who, due to a canceled flight, are forced to travel together to Berlin, leading to a series of absurd and humorous events.

Location

Romäusring 2, 78050 Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany

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