Boogaloo mit "Mausetot"

In the organizer's words:

We humans are, as we believe, the most highly developed species on this earth. So why should we care about our fellow inhabitants, the animals?

These mooing, barking, squeaking, growling, purring, squeaking and sometimes supposedly mute creatures, if they live under water? They do concern us, as our supposed comforters of the soul, who actually live in a kind of parallel world, usually intuitively know more about the world of bipeds than the so-called "homo sapiens" themselves.

This should at least give us pause for thought, perhaps even make us suspicious, but also curious. After all, some of the claws that pertly reach out to us when we stretch and stretch from the cat cushion are anything but tenderly meant...

The narrator and actor Jo Jung, whose distinctive voice is familiar to many listeners of SWR and ARTE, juggles effortlessly with all kinds of dialects and unerringly aims for ever new punchlines. With his multi-faceted gestures and humorous reading, he brings the paper black and white to life.

Germany's most criminal jazz band "Boogaloo" provides the perfect soundtrack: sometimes wafting subtly, with sounds and tones that sensitively ensnare the texts, then suddenly grooving off explosively like the Midnight Express to Harlem. In an irresistible way, the three musicians weave a seductive web that does not allow perpetrators and listeners to escape. Together with Jo Jung, they merge into a unique aural cinema - live on stage! Murderous fun!