So schön kaputt

Music cabaret show about a country in transition

You wake up in the morning and ask yourself: has this country gone mad - or is it me who's crazy? And who has screwed all this up? A student flat costs as much per month as a small car, the school janitor is being retrained as a teacher, and the railroads are lost somewhere in radio nirvana. Whether it's rent madness, the education catastrophe or building site bingo - the market doesn't regulate anything, and the only thing that continues to grow is inequality. Because your money isn't gone - someone else just has it. Sandra Jankowski and Frank Klaffke analyze the situation in their virtuoso musical cabaret show: humorously, critically, emotionally and with a strong pinch of insight. When the two multi-talented performers give free rein to their joy of playing, anything can happen on stage: rousing live songs, witty sketches and clever punchlines. Germany is now a developing country in many respects. And we all know that people in developing countries are cheerful, even if nothing works. So now we also have the chance to become a happy people. In this show, you'll become the perfect tenant who gets every apartment, you'll learn how premium pensions work, and we'll show you how to navigate the slalom between mega-inflation, school disaster and social media madness with ease. This program is perfect for anyone who hasn't inherited anything sensible and who no longer wants Olaf Scholz's snoring as a ringtone for their cell phone. In a varied mixture of cabaret, sketches and their own songs with vocals and piano, Sandra Jankowski and Frank Klaffke are the ultimate tonic for a country on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Humorous, critical, emotional and, where necessary, downright nasty. Her motto: Laugh, think and maybe even do it! Because what's broken doesn't have to stay broken. You are not alone!
The press writes: "There's plenty of music in it. This is political cabaret - very much in the tradition of Dieter
Hildebrandt's Scheibenwischer or the Münchner Lach- und Schießgesellschaft. The way the two stage pros perform their program is very enjoyable. The verve with which they throw themselves into the characters in their sketches. How they incorporate puppetry into their show. The dedication with which they perform the musical numbers." Reutlinger Generalanzeiger