Martin Buchholz - Röslein, Röslein, Röslein – tot - A criminal-cabaret reading

Description

Martin Buchholz can't help himself. Just in time for the Book Fair, his new book was published. A premiere, because it is his first novel "Röslein, Röslein, Röslein – tot." A satirical crime story from the television and political milieu, in which he ironically mocks all the usual crime clichés and still tells an exciting whodunit story with a surprising ending. Audience members who know Buchholz know that he doesn't just stick to a book presentation. After all, he can't keep his maliciously sarcastic mouth shut when it comes to current events in this world, which is increasingly becoming Trump's own country. So, in these thought-provoking one and a half hours, you can expect a criminal and cabaret evening. A word-enthusiast too, because Buchholz's satirical toolkit is still the German language. "The Süddeutsche Zeitung" wrote: "Martin Buchholz turns the world upside down with his jokes, from top to bottom. Simply a man, a thousand words. Classic, nasty, and subtle political word cabaret with a Tucholsky and Brecht touch."

Highlights

• Premiere of Martin Buchholz's first novel
• Satirical crime story with ironic clichés
• Criminal-cabaret evening

General Information

Martin Buchholz presents his reading of his new book "Röslein, Röslein, Röslein – tot" at the Theater am Frankfurter Tor in Berlin. The evening promises a mix of an exciting whodunit story and sharp-witted cabaret, addressing current social issues.

Location

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

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