Einer flog übers Ordnungsamt - The new solo program with Johannes Hallervorden

Description

Throughout a person's life, the question of right and wrong arises. What is good, what is evil? The decision is more difficult than one might think. Because someone who kills his grandmother with a gun from 500 meters away is a good shot, but not a good grandson. At least it's good that we have a judiciary to help. With clear judgments like that of the Berlin Social Court: "A knee pinched in the outer door of the house is insured against accidents because it was already on the way to work."
German law is often also great comedy. So let's laugh about it. Johannes Hallervorden's new program is punchy and profound. He dives into legal philosophy and important societal questions: From what birthday onwards are there no more serious congratulatory letters from the pension fund? How did the Federal Court of Justice come to the judgment that women should generally remain silent in the passenger seat? And are naked people in the sauna a travel deficiency?
These are just some of the ongoing construction sites around the justice location Germany. So look forward to an evening full of humor, strong punchlines, and cabaret depth. Book: Werner Koczwara

Highlights

• New solo program by Johannes Hallervorden
• Humorous engagement with law and injustice
• Cabaret depths and strong punchlines

General Information

Johannes Hallervorden's solo program "Einer flog übers Ordnungsamt" humorously highlights the absurdities of German law. At the Theater am Frankfurter Tor in Berlin Friedrichshain, viewers can expect an evening full of wit and societal questions.

Location

Karl-Marx-Allee 133, 10243 Berlin Friedrichshain, Germany

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