It's not the end of the world...
Two decades, one stage, three dreams: when the 1920s meet the 2020s, a musical game of patience turns into a cabaret delight full of wit, speed and pointed songs.
Category
Bühne divers SchauspielPrice information
24,- €
reduced: 12,- €
Ticket sales:
Kulturinformation Lippstadt in the town hall
Tel.: 02941 58511
Mail: post@kulturinfo-lippstadt.de
Mon - Fri 10 am - 6 pm, Sat 10 am - 2 pm
A contingent of tickets can be booked online via Vibus Tickets. Tickets go on sale on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
reduced: 12,- €
Ticket sales:
Kulturinformation Lippstadt in the town hall
Tel.: 02941 58511
Mail: post@kulturinfo-lippstadt.de
Mon - Fri 10 am - 6 pm, Sat 10 am - 2 pm
A contingent of tickets can be booked online via Vibus Tickets. Tickets go on sale on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
Reduced price info
On presentation of a valid ID, school pupils, students, trainees, those doing federal voluntary service, recipients of citizens' benefits, holders of the Lippstadt Family Pass and the volunteer card receive a 50% discount on the events in subscription series A to N compared to the normal price in free sale.
Holders of the Lippstadt Family Pass receive a 50% discount on events in the KWL children's and youth series.
The passes must be presented together with the admission ticket at the theater.
Holders of the Lippstadt Family Pass receive a 50% discount on events in the KWL children's and youth series.
The passes must be presented together with the admission ticket at the theater.
Adress
Stadttheater Lippstadt Cappelstraße 359555 Lippstadt
Deutschland
Two decades, one stage, three dreams: when the 1920s meet the 2020s, a musical game of patience turns into a cabaret delight full of wit, speed and pointed songs.
In one Berlin apartment in the 1920s, the aspiring writer Emil Henneberger struggles with the adversities and temptations of his time. In the other apartment, singer Sissi Schmidt and her pianist Henriette "Henry" Bauch rehearse for their lives in the 2020s. All three have the goal of conquering the boards that mean the world. The theater director's salon is the place where Emil, Sissi and Henry meet and the 1920s and 2020s oscillate into one another. A fast-paced game of patience begins, in which the three Helden play against time and the impossibility of the task. They look fate deep in the eye, use their humor to counter it and hurl snappy songs between its legs. The great humorists Erich Kästner, Kurt Tucholsky, Claire Waldoff and Billy Wilder, who were unmistakably the inspiration for this play, would have been delighted by this musical fun.