Weinzettl & Rudle "FÜR IMMER ... und andere Irrtümer"
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About the event
15 years after tying the knot, looking back, the walk down the aisle feels like a breeze to Weinzettl & Rudle, while the rest of their journey together often resembles a test of patience – a jigsaw puzzle where a piece is always missing, the edges crumble, and an ill-fitting bit gets jammed. But they said: “Forever”. A deal’s a deal.
Only now, conditions are attached: when “Forever” suddenly turns into “Forever… but only if you don’t always…”.
With sharp observational wit and their trademark self-deprecation, Monica Weinzettl and Gerold Rudle uncover the little (and big) misunderstandings that every relationship has to endure. Whether it’s the eternal mystery of hair-care rituals and the resulting permanent occupation of the bathroom, or why his socks never make it into the laundry basket. It’s about whether shopping the sales should be an Olympic sport, and how long it takes him to fish her wedding ring out of the drain. How can wardrobes possibly shrink, and why do men never ask for directions?
Weinzettl & Rudle accept no liability for this show should couples recognise themselves at numerous points.
Join in when Weinzettl & Rudle put their finger on the weak spots in their charming yet famously astute way. It can also be comforting to realise that you’re not alone – because one thing is certain: “forever” is a lovely attempt or wishful thinking, but sometimes, it’s simply a mistake.
Tickets from € 29.-
Venue
Papierfabrik Variete, Klein-Neusiedl
Kirchenlatz 9, 2431 Klein-Neusiedl
One of Lower Austria's oldest surviving factories stands on the Fischa in Klein-Neusiedl. The paper factory was built at the end of the 18th century on the initiative of Viennese wholesaler Ignaz Theodor Pachner. For a long time, paper for banknotes and government securities was even printed here, but production ceased in the early 1930s. The three-storey main building and the historic outbuildings are now listed as protected monuments. Since 2023, former circus artists Seraina and Marc Dorffner have been running a permanent variety theatre in the renovated production building. Under high arched windows, the audience sits at tables or in the stands and experiences acrobatics, magic and in-house productions, as well as cabaret with Dirk Stermann or Malarina, the Teilzeitdivas or classical music in the programme "Haydn and the Movies". The evening includes the in-house Varieté Bar with wine, beer, tarte flambée and pretzels. It opens before the performance, so the old factory walls become a meeting point even before the show.
Organizer: Papierfabrik Variete
