After the great success of "Tussipark", the time is ripe for a follow-up: this time it strikes, of all places, in the middle of a scrapyard. There is, for one, the accountant Elke, frantically searching here for a spare part after a mishap with her husband's car. The musical performer Pangiota, on the other hand, had actually wanted to rehearse her new audition role on the secluded grounds — in peace. That peace, however, is well and truly over once the blogger and karaoke fan Jennifer comes tottering onto the scrapyard in search of an old circus wagon offered on eBay. That wagon, though, is currently still occupied by the free spirit Fe, for whom it serves very particular purposes. Plenty of fuel for an extended diva showdown, in which the four of them quickly realise that not only Elke's car but their own egos too have picked up the odd scratch. And their domestic relationship troubles come to light in the process. For men too can be bitchy time bombs who kick up a proper fuss at home. And the ideal of the dream man seems to belong precisely here — on the scrap heap. But what if a beloved's shortcomings could be offset and his virtues cleverly combined? How helpful would an available, fitting spare part be for the odd rusty spot in marital togetherness? Wouldn't men-sharing be the solution to all problems? Yet what must a woman do to make a man do what a man must do? Make way in the ring for a dressage act of a special kind. For if your life is no bed of roses — turn it into a circus!
From 9 November 2017 at the Packhaustheater im Schnoor in Bremen - further dates_
Director: Christian Kühn_