Forest windows: a firework of embarrassments
Who doesn’t know it: you have a birthday and you don’t get the birthday present you wanted, but a frying pan or a water barrel. Actually one wished itself a cruise, however the better half rafft it simply not. This is what happens to paula hauslein on her 59th birthday. Birthday. Her son doesn’t teach a bride and her husband gives her some impersonal frippery. Regina rosch’s partly shallow comedy "bachelor party is certainly a firework of embarrassment, but also of strange shame. With inventiveness and a lot of spirit, the friends of the waldfenster theater moved the pivotal point to waldfenster, more precisely, to the parish center. The result was a hearty piece that stimulated the laughing muscles and the tear ducts in equal measure.
The "high german the group around the chairwoman of the theater association translated into the local dialect. Rude, but never below the belt, the theater friends told an everyday story with a lot of situational comedy and playfulness that simply thrilled the audience. Impressive also the sophisticated stage decoration.
Manfred hauslein (pascal pfulb) does not have it easy. For five years, his mother paula (stefanie schlereth) has been nagging him day and night with her desire for a daughter-in-law from a good family, who should also bring some money into the marriage if possible. Father ferdinand (frank heckelmann) and his friend alfons (andy pfulb) are also very interested in a wedding that is as quick as possible, since they would like to use the opportunity to finally have a real party among men again at manfred’s bachelor party.
Finally, paula’s birthday is approaching, and as in previous years, this birthday seems to be ill-omened. But suddenly a fiancee (eva heckelmann) and her parents (margot eckert and ossy brandl) are presented, who want to arrive in waldfenster on a private jet. Nothing more stands in the way of the bachelor party….
The other contributors were: barbara heckelmann (as alfons’ wife) and christa kliem (as neighbor and letter carrier). It was amazing what the actors brought to the stage. Snappy sayings, such as "cold beer and hot women are the best pastime" or "at the age hom the manner around zah in bed to liecha, pasta!!", evoked constant laughter. The comedy was full of prejudices and cliches and developed an unexpected momentum of its own. The actors skillfully brought the disfigured personalities to life, so that as an audience member you had the feeling that you would encounter these simply structured characters and their whims in everyday life as well. All in all, a wonderful play that could take you out of the daily grind and give you a few hours of pleasure.
To be highlighted is the articulate stefanie schlereth, who proved to be a unique comedienne and comedienne and gave the piece additional glamour – without having to belittle the excellent performances of the other actors. A successful production that delighted all spectators. This was also proven by the rhythmic applause in the community center, which was filled to capacity. Presenter martina schereth, who guided the audience through the program, also singled out margot eckert and pascal pfulb, who had stepped in at short notice for two theater colleagues: "without your help, we would not have been able to perform."
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