32. Festival der Kleinkunst: Thomas Freitag
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Unnumbered, open seating
Thomas Freitag brings his new show to a close.
For the dreams of the future that Thomas, a child of the postwar era, once had have since turned into
—and the anger this provokes does not leave him unmoved.
With his immense acting talent, his experience, and his age, he takes the
audiences by the hand and leads them on his “retreat across the minefields of the plain.”
And when he acts like a monkey in a Kafkaesque manner, it’s only because he wants to confront the seriousness of life with the
cheerfulness of art.
He exposes the human hubris of believing oneself to be fundamentally superior to animals. Man
is not a pathetic wretch just because he cannot cope with digital achievements, AI, addictive substances, wealth, and
honor. Yet it is humans who immediately follow every positive achievement with
—no pig would ever do such a thing.
So some people get a good scolding once again. But not their brains, because there, it
it seems, others have already done a thorough job.
And since Thomas Freitag’s parodies are legendary, the bigwigs from heaven naturally weigh in as well—because they’re the ones suffering the most from the current ground crew.
So if you want to experience this magnificent master of disguise once again, don’t miss this
show.
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Thomas Freitag brings his new show to a close.
For the dreams of the future that Thomas, a child of the postwar era, once had have since turned into
—and the anger this provokes does not leave him unmoved.
With his immense acting talent, his experience, and his age, he takes the
audiences by the hand and leads them on his “retreat across the minefields of the plain.”
And when he acts like a monkey in a Kafkaesque manner, it’s only because he wants to confront the seriousness of life with the
cheerfulness of art.
He exposes the human hubris of believing oneself to be fundamentally superior to animals. Man
is not a pathetic wretch just because he cannot cope with digital achievements, AI, addictive substances, wealth, and
honor. Yet it is humans who immediately follow every positive achievement with
—no pig would ever do such a thing.
So some people get a good scolding once again. But not their brains, because there, it
it seems, others have already done a thorough job.
And since Thomas Freitag’s parodies are legendary, the bigwigs from heaven naturally weigh in as well—because they’re the ones suffering the most from the current ground crew.
So if you want to experience this magnificent master of disguise once again, don’t miss this
show.
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