Kabarett Leipzig Pfeffermühle - "A Break from Thinking"

We must assume that thinking requires a brain. At least that's what science claims. But what remains when we take "a break from thinking"? From a purely physical standpoint, thinking is a process dependent on the number of synapses. The more folds a brain has, the more brain surface fits inside the skull, and the smarter the person.

When our young quartet - Mandy Neukirchner, Ada Scholl, Elisabeth Sonntag and Lena Wieprich - asks you, dear audience, to give your brain a break for at least 2 hours, it's only so that after this little pause you can look at your old thoughts and opinions anew. Our "ladies' evening" is filled with humour, a touch of lightness and great understanding for one's neighbour. Let these four performers take you by the hand and free you from all the blind spots of daily life. Above all, stay beautifully relaxed!

As Karl Valentin once said: I'm happy when it rains. Because if I'm not happy, it rains anyway. "A Break from Thinking" is an "emergency relief programme" for misanthropes with little connection to reality - but also for people who simply want to have fun.

Directed by: Rebekka Köbernick