Cocodello – Theater Love

Opposites not only attract - sometimes they pull each other along: delicate vulnerability and roaring comedy, heavenly lightness and earth-shattering depth, stormy youth - and life experience weathered by storms. Cocodello is probably the most unlikely pairing in theatrical memory: She, Ms. Schirmer, a battle-tested, worn-down, and ultimately defeated actress in countless theatrical battles. And he, Delio, a peak climber bursting with strength, a multi-talented jack-of-all-trades - and Ms. Schirmer's former student. In their micro-musical "TheaterLiebe," the two apparent opposites play, sing, dance, and drink their way into the intoxication of a mad love, seamlessly transitioning between Shakespeare and street slang, opera and rock 'n' roll, between great glamour and the peeling lacquer of past dreams. It sparkles in performance and text, it shimmers and flickers as Delio and Ms. Schirmer bring their lives to the stage in this enchanting way, negotiating the desires and fantasies of their impossible relationship before all eyes and ears. A furious ride on the razor's edge with a steadily rising pulse, driven by Delio's virtuosic guitar playing and the wonderfully harmonizing voices of the two. Always accompanied by the probing question: Is this real? What is fantasy, what is reality? Of course, in theater and in love, everything is allowed - but with that age difference? This question remains - but united, these two born stage beings are certain of one thing: their dedication, their passion. For each other - and for the boards that mean the world to them. To love! To theater! To the love of theater! "A crazy show between desire and passion. They rock to the boiling point. And receive cheers and standing ovations. A thrilling mix of acting brilliance and musical expressiveness. A true feel-good hit!" Hamburger Morgenpost "Endless, exuberant enthusiasm. Magnificent." Wolfsburger Allgemeine "Watch it wherever the duo performs soon!" Deutschlandfunk "A unique spectacle" Jury of the Mindener Stichlings