DIE DRITTE KOLONNE

In the organizer's words:

Two women in the basement of a drug wholesaler. There is only them down here, artificial light and artificial ventilation. An intercom system is the only contact with the outside world. "The best thing is not to think and get on with your work. Thank goodness there's work to do today." But the young woman doesn't want to conform, doesn't want to become like her older colleague. She asks uncomfortable questions, causes offense and challenges the existing order. "Two possible paths are shown, both of which are extremes. One is to conform, the other is to break out." (The author about the play.) But who are these two women struggling for their humanity in an ossified system? And is everything as it seems or is there another secret behind them?

The Swiss writer and cabaret artist Franz Hohler wrote the play with a great sense of bizarre humor back in the late 1970s. However, the content is timeless and topical. In the subsequent audience discussion, we offer the opportunity to enter into an exchange.