Today
Where do the holes in the cheese come from? – A delightful evening with Tucholsky
by and with Jeanette Giese (vocals and texts) and Michael Reuter (piano)
As promised a few years ago: The "Holes in the Cheese" are back!!! A spirited evening for all those who missed it back then, a joyful reunion for those who experienced it and requested to have it back in the program.
On this evening, the focus is not on its political statements. Kurt Tucholsky (1890 - 1935) described the everyday weaknesses of humanity with warmth and insight. Ironically, satirically, yet full of affection – still relevant today! Original, witty texts, sung and spoken by Jeanette Giese.
The songs come from Friedrich Hollaender, Edmund Nick, Rudolf Nelson, and also Theobald Tiger, as Kurt Tucholsky liked to call himself.
Jeanette Giese, unforgettable for her performance in 2025 in the Nibelungen trilogy "Nibelungenschnipsel" as Brünnhilde - with her impressive mezzo-soprano is a passionate interpreter who can both play loudly and cheekily in the Berlin dialect as well as wistfully and quietly on the keyboard of the emotional scale. She is virtuously accompanied by pianist Michael Reuter. The two artists promise, among other things, to deliver a Tucholsky evening of a special kind with their expressions, gestures, and charisma.
Admission is free as always – donations are welcome.
Registrations are welcome by email at gaby.fischer@obernhofer-vollmondnacht.de or by phone at 0170 2751868.
by phone at 0170 2751868.