Comedy by Dietmar Jacobs and Moritz Netenjakob, Low German by Meike Meiners and Katharina Mahnke
"In peace and in war, unity keeps the victory".
Any more questions? Then that's how it's decided. At the end of a club meeting at the tennis club, confidently moderated by the newly re-elected chairman, the only thing left to vote on before the buffet opens is the purchase of the new barbecue under item 7 'Other business'. The question of where the Turkish member's halal barbecue should be cooked sparked a discussion that completely disintegrated the tennis club. At first, the person concerned had no problem at all, but he did have a problem with the way it was handled. And very soon it's no longer about the sausage, but about meat eaters versus vegetarians, religious people versus atheists, do-gooders versus hardliners, feminists versus chauvinists, members versus board members - quite simply: about principle and survival, i.e. everyone versus everyone else.
The Pastewka author duo, who have also won the Grimme Prize for their TV series Stromberg, put their audience right in the middle of one of our often absurd, self-righteous cultural battles. And as part of the general assembly, the audience can occasionally even vote.
