Men are like teeth, first you get them badly and when you have them, you have to look after them or they cause constant discomfort. This is also the conclusion reached by four women who meet in the parking garage of a shopping center on a Saturday evening shortly before closing time: Stressed-out housewife and mother Grit, newly fired saleswoman and karaoke fan Jennifer, man-worshipping businesswoman Pascaline and Wanda, who has barricaded herself in her car in the underground parking garage after her wedding fell through. Chance throws these ladies together and as different as the lives of the individual women are, so different are their dreams, their desires and their men. Or does the same frustration lie dormant in everyone's heart? During their time together in the parking garage, they get to know each other and discover one or two things they have in common. And so they gossip and philosophize about everything to do with men. Everything is allowed, from calorie-rich giant portions of chips and daydreams to Helene Fischer hits.
Time for pop songs, cult gags and, above all, a community of women who stick together and arm themselves for battle: the TUSSIPARK is founded! Background information:
The story about this special kind of women's community of destiny was written and directed by Christian Kühn, director of Comödie Dresden. Karlsruhe audiences already know him from the comedies "Rubbeldiekatz" and "Dinner For One", in which he proved his sense of perfect timing and comedic talent in a wide variety of roles. This season, he is looking forward to seeing a colorful mix of chicks on the stage of the Kammertheater: "The ensemble is a great mix of artists from different genres, with thoroughbred comedians, great pop voices and TV stars who will provide surprises in their roles.In addition to Dorothea Kriegl, who played alongside Christian Kühn in "Dinner For One", Beatrice Kaps-Zurmahr - known from the cult series "Lindenstraße", Tanja Wenzel - known from "Verbotene Liebe", "Anna und die Liebe", "Schillerstrasse" and Lucy Diakovska, who celebrated her breakthrough as a singer in the casting girl band "No Angels". Immediately afterwards, she launched her solo career, was a judge on several music show formats, such as "Popstars", and is regularly involved in musical productions.
