"Alois Gscheidle" by Kulturbesen in Scene 64

"Rei’gschmeckt" A good portion of "Swabian" awaits the visitors of the television-famous cabaret artist Alois Gscheidle. He characterizes the typical Swabian way of thinking and living: clever, subtle, and smart! With his program "Rei’gschmeckt," the true Swabian takes aim not only at newcomers but also at native Swabians. This way, everyone gets their money's worth. In his various characters, which Alois Gscheidle, known in civilian life as Marcus Neuweiler, brings to the stage, he holds up a mirror to the audience through simple everyday scenes: as a caretaker, he ensures Swabian discipline and order in the building; when he has a cold, he pretends to be deathly ill; as a housewife, he deals with the issue of waste sorting; and at the end of the day, he goes to his beloved singing class. From an apparently inexhaustible reservoir, Gscheidle slips into new costumes for each role and simultaneously switches characters in the blink of an eye.