Here comes "Komme die": The Ään and the Anner. - Have fun at the cabaret!

"Ään" is a Hessian babbling chatterbox, a lively character with a touch of High German pretentiousness, and the Saarland-Palatinate "Anner," a clever yet absent-minded provincial housewife with a ghastly apron, for whom the "Ään" always feels "a bit embarrassed."

Two funny women in their prime who know no mercy when gossiping and never miss an opportunity to step into a faux pas.
Whether it's diets, education, foreign words, big politics, or "Birgit's lover," marriage, same-sex marriage, opera visits, or blind dates.

They engage in biting verbal duels and try, in their seemingly naive way, to solve world problems.

Alice Hoffmann (the Anner), a cult figure as "Hilde" (in Dudenhöffer's ARD series "Familie Heinz Becker"), also seen in other TV formats such as the comedy series "Schreinerei Fleischmann," the cabaret show "Spätschicht," the ARD quiz "Meister des Alltags," or in "Tatort Saarbrücken" (as a police department secretary).

Bettina Koch produced the radio comedy "Die Ähn un das Anner - two quite best friends" together with Alice Hoffmann. On television, she impressively portrays her roles authentically, e.g., in "Tatort," among others in the episodes: "Hilflos," "Weihnachtsgeld," and also: Taunuskrimi and cinema, e.g., "Vorwärts immer," as Honecker's secretary (Jörg Schüttauf, Bavarian Film Award).

The timing is right, the punchlines fly, the quips land.
Cabaret and comedy. Are they coming? For sure!

Doors open: 7:30 PM

Tickets available here