Reformbühne Heim & Welt mit Reinhard Stöckel und June Kater

Every now and then the Reformbühne invites text guests who are normally less likely to be found on reading stages. Christoph Hein, Annett Gröschner and Judith Hermann have already read with us, now on the historic 9th of November comes Reinhard Stöckel, a Lusatian writer who particularly impressed with novels such as 'The Mongol' or 'Bear's Summer', but also wrote short stories and the children's book 'A wild pig called Wilfried'. He also worked in a foundry, a youth club and is (yes!) an IT expert. Fits, we thought. We are also looking forward to June Kater, who was never married to Johnny Cash but sings “German guerrilla chansons”. You need. The tribe completes the evening as fit as a fiddle: Heiko Werning (back from Münsterland), Andreas 'Spider' Krenzke (Orakel vom Prenzlauer Berg), Falko Hennig (Adonis der Lottumstrasse), Frank Sorge (Weddinger Zupfgeigenhansel), Gott (whose name you can certainly say) and Ahne (back from Upper Bavaria). There are the most touching texts of today, interesting facts from the world of madness, spectacular gifts against capitalism and a welcoming smile from Mandana. So come on everyone, then there will be more space somewhere else!