Hamburg, Germany
The Ohnsorg-Theater in Hamburg is one of Germany's best-known dialect theatres, performing exclusively in Low German (Plattdeutsch) since 1902. It gained nationwide fame through decades of television broadcasts on ARD. The current home on Heidi-Kabel-Platz, near the main railway station, seats around 400 and stages comedies, folk plays and musicals in the regional tradition.
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Four company managers get stranded on a deserted island during a corporate team-building trip - a sharp black comedy at Hamburg's Ohnsorg-Theater, performed in Low German with High German subtitles.
Four corporate managers get stranded on a deserted island during a team-building trip - a sharp black comedy performed in Low German, with a prologue at 18:45.
The Ohnsorg Youth Club stages the story of the Pamir, a German training ship that sank in 1957, drawing a direct line between the fate of its young crew and the thousands who still perish at Europe's borders today.
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A dark comedy about a team-building trip gone wrong - four department heads stranded on a deserted island, where survival instincts quickly replace any notion of corporate bonding.