20 Jahre Hilde aus Bornheim

In the organizer's words:

The Best of anniversary show

"Stefani Kunkel slips into this role so easily and confidently that you take everything from her! (Dorothee Dorschel Darmstädter Echo)

"Hilde is a whirlwind with great slapstick." (Best comment after a show)

Rumor has it that she will be "Germany's Next Top Kittel" and is in negotiations with a TV station. What is certain, however, is that she has been performing live on stage for 20 years. How did she manage that? "Every woman needs a secret" says Hilde from Bornheim. And offers anyone who asks her about it a piece of sausage that she carries with her in her smock with a little pub. Maybe that's what makes her so successful. In any case, she met her husband Willi at one of these picnics.
Many people wonder what is behind, or rather underneath the smock that Hilde from Bornheim always wears? Well, Stefani Kunkel, who created one of her most successful stage characters in Hilde, is behind it. And Kunkel has long wondered about Hilde's success. What does Hilde have that I don't?

For 20 years, Stefani Kunkel has been slipping into Hilde's smock and presenting her disarmingly funny view of the world, which sometimes struggles with the pitfalls of comma placement, knows about the suffering of depressed canaries and sometimes even does a moon walk.

In addition to Hilde, other characters from Kunkel's cosmos also appear in the anniversary show. The gracefully staggering Christiane von Spangenberg will be among the well-wishers, as will the cheerful Doris Bender, who is never at a loss for something to say. Both characters are from Kunkel's current solo program Im Winde verlebt. You can also expect two wonderful surprise guests in the anniversary show.

Stefani Kunkel celebrates all of this in her anniversary program: 20 years of Hilde! Best of - The anniversary show.

Price information:

Discounted tickets for 8 euros for students, pupils, trainees, FSJ and BFD volunteers and Frankfurt Pass holders at the Box Office (subject to availability).