A Corpse for Margarete: Murderous Comedy Premieres in Kiefersfelden
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A Corpse for Margarete: Murderous Stage Fun in Kiefersfelden
When a corpse suddenly disappears on a cruise ship, Margarete embarks on the wildest journey of her life. The Home Stage Youth brings Hans Schimmel's crime comedy A Corpse for Margarete as a premiere to the Remise at Blaahaus – with lots of confusion, numerous suspects, and a healthy dose of theater chaos.
Crime comedy with surprising twists
The play tells of a sea voyage that is anything but relaxing. On the cruise ship Phönix, the passengers clash until a murder escalates the already tense atmosphere. When the corpse soon disappears, only contradictory traces and a series of highly suspicious figures remain.
At the center is Margarete Glöbich, an avid crime reader with a pronounced penchant for spectacular crimes. While the next port is still far away and no police officer is on board, she takes the investigation into her own hands. Her search for the culprit increasingly disrupts the ship's community.
Comedy, confusion, and strong ensemble work
Hans Schimmel's direction combines classic criminal plots with fast-paced boulevard comedy. The dramaturgy thrives on misunderstandings, pointed dialogues, and the constant switch between suspicion and exoneration. Every glance can be a clue, every encounter can trigger a new twist.
The Home Stage Youth transforms the Remise at Blaahaus into a setting full of tension and situational comedy. Set design, acting, and timing bring the audience right into a world where no one seems innocent, and even the search for the truth becomes a comedic adventure.
A stage experience with regional theater charm
The premiere promises a vibrant theater atmosphere, where the audience's reactions become an immediate part of the evening. Amidst criminal investigations, exaggerated characters, and surprising revelations, an entertaining stage experience unfolds for all those who crave a humorous crime comedy with classic ensemble spirit.
Hans Schimmel's work is designed for nine roles and lasts about 110 minutes. Its special effect unfolds through the interplay of many characters who are simultaneously involved in the plot and heat up the events with their own interests.
Conclusion: Premiere with tension and laughter guarantee
In A Corpse for Margarete, the audience can expect a theater evening between murder investigation, sea voyage, and slapstick confusion. The Home Stage Youth invites you to the premiere in Kiefersfelden – live, immediate, and with that special energy that only theater can unleash.
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