"Extrawurst" translates to "extra sausage" in English. However, it is also a colloquial term in German that refers to someone who is given special treatment or privileges, often implying that they are receiving something that others do not.

The Tennis Club Lengenheide held its annual general meeting and decided, among other things, to purchase a new grill for the club festivities. The problem: the Turkish club member Erol is not allowed to eat pork due to his faith – and thus the suggestion arises to acquire an extra grill for him. The ensuing discussion reflects the spectrum of societal contradictions in a wonderfully comedic way. The play has become the most performed comedy in recent years. The performance in Netzeband is a birthday gift from the ensemble and the Euro-Studio Landgraf to Frank Matthus. In the lead role of club chairman Heribert Bräsemann: television star Gert Silberbauer, as the eloquent marketing consultant Torsten Pfaff Hans Machowiak & in the role of Erol Oturan: Frank Matthus by Dietmar Jacobs and Moritz Netenjakob A production of the Euro-Studio Landgraf Directed by: Frank Matthus