Dramedy by Dietmar Jacobs and Moritz Netenjakob
For
a new barbecue for the tennis club's celebrations - the vote at the
The vote at the general meeting is actually just a formality.
But when the proposal comes up to finance a second barbecue for the club's
only Turkish member of the club, a huge discussion breaks out.
discussion breaks out. As is well known, devout Muslims are not allowed to put their barbecue sausages
on a grill with pork.
The well-intentioned
idea puts the actually peaceful club to the test.
How many rights should a majority grant a minority? Must one
tolerate religions, even if you reject them? And are vegetarians
are vegetarians also a religious community? The conflict is spiralling
deeper and deeper into the relationships between the members. It's about more than just
a barbecue - it's about how we live together.
Background information
A
fast-paced, highly topical comedy by the authors of
"Stromberg" authors Dietmar Jacobs and Moritz Netenjakob. The audience
are a direct part of the action as members of the club and experience
how a society can completely disintegrate.
