From Swiss and Swabian
TUTTLINGEN (Germany) - Menu and show were announced on Saturday evening at the "Fine Christmas" at the hotel Schlack.
Florian Rexer, Remo Vinzens and Matthias Weiss offered good entertainment after a good meal.
From our staff Sebastian Weber:
In the festively decorated hotel Schlack the evening began after being greeted by Santa Claus with a candle light dinner. About 22 o’clock Florian Rexer, Remo Vinzens and "auctioned on ebay", pianist Matthias Wheiss started the show..
"You know what I like so much about Tuttlingen?" Florian asked Rexer, who grew up in Tuttlingen, right at the beginning. "Even if you come back after ten years, nothing has changed." The origin of the two actors and singers should then be the basis for further program - because Remo Vinzens stems from Switzerland.
Where the clocks tick more slowly. Instead of "Gone with the Wind" there are more movie titles like: " Vo" der Luft verblase".
Therefore Florian Rexer had to give a Swabian-intensive course. What does a Schwabe, for example, if the food was absolutely exquisite? Of course: " Sell ka"sch mal wieder koche "When predominantly Swabian audience laughs were him sure..
Which "You are always on my mind" it was quiet clear and proved both - they are not only actors, but also excellent singers. Now missing is the actual subject: Christmas. There is Loriot to happiness. His Christmassy poem about the forester and his wife also moved the last in a festive mood. Comedy, drama, poetry, music, all that was missing now was an opera.
Of course, "self-composed, arranged and orchestrated" the story of Mario Caries the daughter of the dentist in ancient Rome was recited gripping. As Florian Rexer also brought Peter Maffay, Heinz Riihmann and Howard Carpendale "live" into Schlack, cooked the hall. Only after additions of the three artists were released in the well-deserved leisure time, after which it still went on long into the Aladin bar.
So also drew Helga Schlack, the hotel manager, an encouraging conclusion: ". A contemplative evening, good mood for the holidays and of course a great show"
TUTTLINGEN (Germany) - Menu and show were announced on Saturday evening at the "Fine Christmas" at the hotel Schlack.
Florian Rexer, Remo Vinzens and Matthias Weiss offered good entertainment after a good meal.
From our staff Sebastian Weber:
In the festively decorated hotel Schlack the evening began after being greeted by Santa Claus with a candle light dinner. About 22 o’clock Florian Rexer, Remo Vinzens and "auctioned on ebay", pianist Matthias Wheiss started the show..
"You know what I like so much about Tuttlingen?" Florian asked Rexer, who grew up in Tuttlingen, right at the beginning. "Even if you come back after ten years, nothing has changed." The origin of the two actors and singers should then be the basis for further program - because Remo Vinzens stems from Switzerland.
Where the clocks tick more slowly. Instead of "Gone with the Wind" there are more movie titles like: " Vo" der Luft verblase".
Therefore Florian Rexer had to give a Swabian-intensive course. What does a Schwabe, for example, if the food was absolutely exquisite? Of course: " Sell ka"sch mal wieder koche "When predominantly Swabian audience laughs were him sure..
Which "You are always on my mind" it was quiet clear and proved both - they are not only actors, but also excellent singers. Now missing is the actual subject: Christmas. There is Loriot to happiness. His Christmassy poem about the forester and his wife also moved the last in a festive mood. Comedy, drama, poetry, music, all that was missing now was an opera.
Of course, "self-composed, arranged and orchestrated" the story of Mario Caries the daughter of the dentist in ancient Rome was recited gripping. As Florian Rexer also brought Peter Maffay, Heinz Riihmann and Howard Carpendale "live" into Schlack, cooked the hall. Only after additions of the three artists were released in the well-deserved leisure time, after which it still went on long into the Aladin bar.
So also drew Helga Schlack, the hotel manager, an encouraging conclusion: ". A contemplative evening, good mood for the holidays and of course a great show"
Original iframed press review
