Kluger Tratsch unn dumme Sprüch - Kabarett mit Alice Hoffmann

Alice Hoffmann and Bettina Koch in Clever Gossip and Silly Sayings… nasty, cheerful, and snappy!

Here they come: The “Ään” and the “Anner.” The “Ään” is a Hesse dialect-speaking chatterbox, a quick-witted person with a pretentious attitude towards standard German, and the Saarland-Palatinate “Anner,” a clever – somewhat slow-witted, crafty provincial housewife with a dreadful apron, for whom the “Ään” always feels “a little embarrassed.”
Two funny women in their prime, who spare no opportunity for gossip and don’t miss a single social faux pas.
Whether it’s diets, education, foreign words, big politics, or “Birgit’s lover,”
marriage, same-sex marriage, opera visits, blind dates.
They engage in sharp-tongued verbal duels and try, in their seemingly naive way, to solve the world’s problems.
Alice Hoffmann (the Anner), cult as “Hilde” (in Dudenhöffer's ARD series “Familie Heinz Becker”), also seen in other TV formats like the comedy series “Schreinerei Fleischmann,” the cabaret show “Spätschicht,” the ARD quiz “Meister des Alltags,” or in “Tatort Saarbrücken” (as a police station secretary).
Bettina Koch produced the radio comedy “Die Ähn un das Anner - two quite best friends” together with Alice Hoffmann. In television, she portrays her roles impressively authentically, e.g., in “Tatort,” among others in the episodes: “Hilflos,” “Weihnachtsgeld,” as well as in the Taunus crime series and cinema, e.g., “Vorwärts immer,” as Honecker’s secretary (Jörg Schüttauf, Bavarian Film Award).

The timing is right, the punchlines fly, the jabs land.
Cabaret and comedy. Here they come? Definitely!

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