How About Some Tea?
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About the event
Henry Böhm is a major film star who has already been divorced twice and occasionally drinks too much. Whilst filming his new movie “Tödliche Liebe”, a trivial crime comedy, he decides to put an end to his life. He no longer sees any point in his existence or in his work, and wishes to leave this earth – like everything in his life – with a bang.
For this reason, he has hired a hitman to murder him in his hotel suite. He wants his departure to remain as spectacular as possible in the memory of posterity.
For publicity, he has summoned a journalist and moved the interview to his suite so that the headlines really do appear exclusive. The extremely attractive journalist Julia duly arrives at the hotel and inevitably enchants Henry with her charm. After some profound conversations, Henry’s zest for life reawakens in full. He feels younger than ever and has fallen head over heels in love with the pretty Julia. At last, he sees light on the horizon again – if only it weren’t for the hitman, who is still pursuing his assignment to send Henry to the afterlife.
Tickets available from 17 October at Fa. Lingfeld
Admission: voluntary donation
Further dates (4)
Venue
Stadttheater
Raiffeisengürtel 43, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
The Stadttheater, one of Bruck an der Leitha's most distinctive buildings, is located on the Raiffeisengürtel. The former summer theatre was built in 1904 in the Art Nouveau style, its bright façade with the wide gable showing from the outside that stage culture is at home here. After a renovation, the building was reopened in 1988 and has since been home to many artists and events. The large hall offers around 200 seats with flexible seating or up to 400 standing places. A permanently installed sound system and controllable lighting technology make it suitable for concerts as well as theatre; the municipality makes the building available to associations and organisers. The programme is accordingly diverse: Ernst Molden and Polka Streng have performed here, Christoph Bochdansky has showcased his unique stage art, and Christmas theatre also came to the stage with “Der Messias”.
Organizer: Brucker Bühne
