Now also finally in Austria after over 500 performances. Männerschnupfen, the original.
Why do men always suffer more than women? This and other questions are explored by “Man’s Cold.” Because Man’s Cold is a prime example of the perceived lack of understanding between men and women. The duo comedy cabaret “Man’s Cold” is based on the book of the same name by Peter Buchenau. The stage adaptation offers not only highly entertaining but also informative scenes, as well as witty and sometimes double-meaning dialogues, with a deep sense of subtlety that amuses the discerning and superficial audience alike, as well as provoking contemplation.
The man plays the suffering Man’s Cold patient who, with the utmost conviction, explains to the audience that men endure much stronger pain during a Man’s Cold than women during childbirth. It’s no wonder that he doesn’t really get any sympathy from his stage partner. She eventually convinces him to visit a doctor. This leads the poor man to the icy doctor, who prescribes him countless medications. The whole piece culminates in the absolute highlight where the man takes all the pills at once and not only encounters his own liver but also meets the Grim Reaper. In the end, Peter Buchenau encapsulates the message behind “Man’s Cold”: It’s also about love and recognition, even in the case of a Man’s Cold.
EUR 78.75 per ticket
The ticket price includes the comedy show between courses and a delicious 4-course meal.
Currently, only available in German!
