Adlerherzen

Adlerherzen

At the center, and thus it is basically the red thread of the piece, is a young woman who has promised her nephews that she will give them season tickets for Eintracht on their 10th birthday. Unfortunately, they are quadruplets! So she takes on a series of different jobs to raise the money for them. And it is precisely through these jobs that we accompany her, and thus enter into various scenarios and moments, all of which somehow relate to Eintracht. At times it is the fast-food stand in front of the stadium, where she serves and takes care of the sensitive psyche of her guests; at other times, it is a physiotherapy practice where two masseurs work off their frustration about the Eintracht loss the night before on their patients' backs; and sometimes it's an Eintracht pub where the group at the regulars' table loudly argues about what was truly the most beautiful goal in Eintracht history. This then culminates in a song titled “Actually, they were all beautiful!” which is shown on a large screen… no, we won't reveal more at this point! Just so much that, of course, there are plenty of other scenes. Played by a fantastic ensemble and an incredibly good band, with Ali Neander as the musical director! And all of this staged in diverse sets!