The Church Stays in the Village - Open-Air at the Theater Summer - Badische Landesbühne - Open-Air Performance

Description

Comedy based on the screenplay by Ulrike Grote Two feuding Baden villages. Forbidden love. In the middle, a church and a prospective American buyer. It means: stick together! Unter- and Oberrieslingen share a cemetery and a church. They've been fighting about it forever. The ongoing feud is evident in the Häberle (Oberrieslingen) and Rossbauer (Unterrieslingen) families. Oma Häberle has an accident due to a pothole at the town border. An American wants to buy the church. And among the young people of the villages, there are forbidden love relationships. This causes new conflicts. The signs point to a storm. Is there still a happy ending possible for Klara Häberle and Peter Rossbauer? Ulrike Grote lovingly satirizes the hate-love of a fateful community in her successful film comedy from 2012. At the Badische Landesbühne, it becomes top-notch folk theater in Baden dialect – with an ironic wink. -- Age recommendation: from 12 years

Highlights

• Open-air performance of the comedy by Ulrike Grote
• Forbidden love between feuding villages
• Folk theater in Baden dialect

General Information

The performance "The Church Stays in the Village" takes place as part of the theater summer of the Badische Landesbühne. The comedy addresses the conflict between two Baden villages and the challenges of love amidst conflicts. The event is aimed at audiences aged 12 and above.

Location

Weißhoferstraße 45, 75015 Bretten, Germany

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