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Generation XY unresolved: Cabaret piece addresses conflicts in transition!
Experience the cabaret comedy "Generation XY Unsolved" in Dresden: A play about generational conflicts, played by Johanna Mucha and Mario Grünewald.
Generation XY unresolved: Cabaret piece addresses conflicts in transition!
Things are getting hot in Cologne today, because the guest performance of the Herculeskeule Dresden is on the program! The performance of the new play “Generation XY Unsolved” is eagerly awaited by the audience. The debut performance is something very special and comes at a time when conflicts between different generations continue to be in focus. The piece, written by Michael Frowin, takes up the different perspectives of generations X, Y, Alpha and Z and highlights the challenges that connect them in today's society.
The cabaret comedy is known for its fresh, cheeky and sometimes evil humor. The question arises: How do the younger generations deal with the clichés and identity questions that cling to them? Johanna Mucha and Mario Grünewald star in the main roles, while the musical accompaniment is provided by Thomas Wand. The anticipation for this performance could hardly be greater, and tickets are already available in a variety of ways, be it in the Schloss-Café, in the Tivoli Freiberg or online at eventim or at ticket offices.
Insights into the plot
The piece not only addresses the conflict between baby boomers and Generation Z, but also the difficulties of Generation Alpha, who are uncertain about their own position in this social mix. With protagonists like Doris, a 70-year-old pensioner, and Torsten, a 40-year-old who moved in with Doris after an argument with his girlfriend, an entertainment format is created that stimulates both laughter and thought. Doris has been living alone for a long time and now has to find her way around her freedom by living with Torsten.
The problems that have been building up over months in this community show how different values, views and stereotypes between generations can lead to conflict. Frowin's directing work together with co-author Johannes Rehmann brings the topic to the stage in an extremely lively and profound way. They are supported by the artists Jessica Kosmalla and Claudiu Mark Draghici, who embody the different generations and their conflicts.
Important information for those interested
For those who have already decided to attend the performance, there is some important information to consider. The general terms and conditions are very relevant as soon as a ticket is purchased. These regulate the legal relationships between the organizer and the audience participants. For example, tickets cannot be exchanged unless agreed upon three days before the performance. Even if tickets are lost, replacements can be issued until shortly before the start of the performance, but it is wise to know that no refunds will be given for expired tickets. As far as payment methods are concerned: Cash and bank transfer are possible, and you should also remember that taking photos is prohibited during the performance.
Admission is only possible until the start of the performance and no refund will be given in the event of a delay. If you want to experience the treasures of cabaret in Cologne, you should be well prepared!
The play “Generation The theater not only offers entertainment, but also a deep insight into the moods of all generations. Visit Freiberg for more information and tickets!