Die Textbomben: Kirsten Fuchs, Ella Carina Werner und Susanne M. Riedel

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Die Textbomben: Kirsten Fuchs, Ella Carina Werner und Susanne M. Riedel

The text bombs: Kirsten Fuchs, Ella Carina Werner and Susanne M. Riedel

Event by: Mehringhof-Theater

Location: Mehringhof, Gneisenaustraße 2A, Berlin - Bezirk Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg

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Theatre, Stand-up & comedy

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Tickets: €25 / Reduced: €20

ATTENTION! The text bombs go off.
Kirsten Fuchs, Susanne M. Riedel and Ella Carina Werner explode the frames. You read honest, wild, very funny stories about everyday collisions. They recite radical, feminist animal poems. And they sing when they feel like it. Like fabulating mythical creatures, they enchant one city after another with their mushy and poetic texts. The content is relevant, thematically taboo and humorously satisfying. “I haven't laughed like this in a long time,” says the audience after the performances and asks when the three unholy queens of the German reading scene will come back. But they can only be in one place at a time. Don't miss out when the text bombs are in your city!

Kirsten Fuchs is a writer, columnist and a member of Berlin's reading theaters for over 20 years. Her current book is called “The Cervix Tells the Truth.” "Kirsten Fuchs confidently masters the comic spectrum between silliness, wordplay, situational comedy and contemporary criticism." (From the laudatory speech for the Kassel Prize for Comic Literature)

Susanne M. Riedel "finds the gold nuggets of comedy in the murky flow of everyday life" (Bodo Wartke). She is the shining light of the Berlin stages, an expert in cheerful withering and celebrates the “good moments” as if there were a tomorrow. Her current collection of stories is entitled “Midlife Allergy – My Life in AutoCorrection”. Your current life basically too.

Ella Carina Werner is a satirist, co-editor of "Titanic", member of the Hamburg reading show "To the Pöbel's Joy" and author of comic poems, most recently published in the bestseller "The rooster constantly explains to the hen how to lay eggs". Her stage stories read “like Kafka after a good joint” (Spiegel Online).

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