Anna Möbus und Charlotte Welling // Zwischen Sex und Ex – Machen Männer wirklich glücklich?

In the organizer's words:

Two women, a fridge and the all-important question: do men really make you happy?

This is undoubtedly a question that, given the fact that stupid despots, uneducated billionaires and post-potent potentates are currently shamelessly dismantling the world
shamelessly dismantling the world, cannot be answered with an unreserved "yes". We are living in endemic times of sociophobic loneliness, national rabies, feminist gasping for breath and macho obsessive neuroses.

The world as we knew it has been completely lost to us. Everyone is off their game, two are looking for orientation, politically, privately, pointedly and out of necessity, two
two outstanding cabaret artists, the likes of which small art has rarely seen, set off a firework display of offbeat reflection.

Anna and Charlotte, two enchanting and witty women, by their own admission just under 30, are invited to a wedding, an on-line wedding. The format has
The format has now established itself, as virtual catering is simply much cheaper than any analog orgy. As an invitation, they both receive detailed instructions on how to organize the festivities at home, along with an extensive shopping list.

On the day of the emotional wedding, they both dress up according to the rules and then get dressed up for a video conference, because Klara, their best friend, is marrying her best friend, Max, virtually but in real life. The wedding ceremony and the party take place on screen, with the only real host being the fridge. A dramatic and drunken discourse develops about the big, colorful whole and the darned, black little thing, about the nature of relationships, longing, hope, happiness and the practical use of a husband, a crazy dialogue about the grotesqueness of life.

As the alcohol level gradually rises, which the friendly fridge, precisely following the instructions in the party script, encourages, the wedding event escalates into a relationship drama.
event escalates into a relationship drama without a relationship, not a "Dinner for One", a "Wedding for Two", neither of whom are getting married and neither of whom can really participate in the happiness of the other or their own. Both are trapped in the dilemma of being absent and the unbearable digitality of existence. An incredibly funny evening with crazy twists and turns, astonishing moments of surprise, uproarious situation comedy and enormously original questions about life's answers. No, the other way around. Between sex and exes, this is taboo-free fun, there is no upper limit to black humor and fleeting jokes, no laughs are dismissed, even uninhibited thigh-slappers are given the right to stay as long as they are only slapping their own thighs.