Get Ready for Culinary Chaos: Manuel Rubey and Simon Schwarz at The Restaurant!
Let’s talk about a duo that’s definitely stirring the pot—literally and figuratively! After charming audiences with their performances in Vienna, Passau, Linz, and Munich, the comedic connoisseurs, Manuel Rubey and Simon Schwarz, are back with a show that promises to be as chaotic as a kitchen mishap on a busy night! Mark your calendars for November 5, 2024, because they’ll be serving up hilarity at the Stadtsaal Burghausen with their cabaret program, The Restaurant!
The Menu of Madness
Now, typically when you think of a restaurant, you imagine white tablecloths and candlelit dinners, right? Forget that! Rubey and Schwarz are about to turn the concept on its head. With a delightful combination of four left hands—how did they even manage to open a restaurant?!—this duo combines their unique talents in an uproariously absurd take on the culinary dream gone awry.
One is a wine enthusiast, while the other has played a chef in a film—what could possibly go wrong?! (Insert sarcastic tone here!) Their so-called posh restaurant aims to overshadow all culinary masterpieces before it. Spoiler alert: it looks more like a contender for the “botched construction” awards! If you’ve ever dreamed of dining in a place that seems to be one chef’s cooking disaster away from spontaneous combustion, this is the place for you.
Is That Smoke or Just Our Sense of Humor?
As fate would have it, their culinary venture takes a fiery turn—literally! When the restaurant becomes the scene of a blaze, the local police officer can’t help but smell a whiff of arson. And here comes the best part: she’s dragging the acting stars into the investigation as plot fodder for her burgeoning podcast. I mean, podcasts are all the rage! Might as well get some comedy gold while you’re at it, right?
Essential Questions Served with a Side of Humor
The pair’s journey dives deep—if only the food did too! They’re forced to confront some hefty existential questions: “Aren’t we all little arsonists in some way?” A philosophical discussion over a glass of wine? Why not! From friendships to workplaces and relationships, it sounds deep, but don’t worry. It’s wrapped in layers of comedy that are as rich and indulgent as a chocolate cake—without the calories, of course!
Who’s to Blame for the Fire? Spoiler Alert: It’s Probably Rubey!
The policewoman suspects foul play and seems certain it’s Rubey who’s been doing the demolition work behind the scenes, or maybe it’s just his slapstick humor setting everything ablaze. The saying goes: “The murderers are perhaps always the gardeners, but the arsonists are always the Viennese.” When it comes to comedy, leave it to Rubey and Schwarz to decode that one with a punchline that’s sure to have you rolling in the aisles! No gendering involved, just good, old-fashioned laughs!
Get Your Tickets Before They Go Up in Smoke!
Feeling intrigued? I would be surprised if you weren’t! Tickets are flying off the shelves faster than a Michelin-star chef’s soufflé collapses. You can grab yours and find more information about the chaos that’s about to unfold at the following links:
- Tickets and details at Eulenspiegel Concerts
- And for more serious ticket buyers, head over to Burghausen Reservix
So, gather your friends, an appetite for laughter, and get ready to be entertained. Let’s hope the only flames you see are the ones from their witty banter!
Manuel Rubey, celebrated for his performance in the film “FALCO” and the popular series “Braunschlag,” alongside Simon Schwarz, known from the “Eberhofer crime novels,” will showcase their highly acclaimed cabaret program “The Restaurant” on November 5th, 2024, at the esteemed Stadtsaal Burghausen. Their collaboration follows a whirlwind of sold-out performances across vibrant cities including Vienna, Passau, Linz, and Munich, where they captivated audiences with their comedic genius and unique storytelling.
The two actors jest that together they possess “four left hands” but still find the audacity to think they can conquer the restaurant business. Simon, leveraging his experience portraying a chef in a film, and Manuel, whose affinity for wine cannot be understated, believe their combined skills should suffice as a recipe for success. However, the ambitious plan for a refined restaurant nestled in the heart of the province seems to cast a long shadow on any prior establishments. Ultimately, the venture takes a disastrous turn when the restaurant falls victim to flames, sending a waft of arson through the air—a discovery the local police officer is keen to investigate. With a budding podcast as her side venture, she begins to weave the real-life drama of the two acting stars into her narratives.
The investigation into the fiery incident pulls Rubey and Schwarz not only into a tangled web of clues but also back into their past, prompting profound reflections such as: Are we not all, in some small way, little arsonists in our friendships, careers, and relationships? This introspective journey lays the foundation for a humorous yet poignant exploration of their lives.
For the policewoman tasked with the case, the conclusion seems all but inevitable: Rubey is the perpetrator who brazenly incinerated their own creation. This suggests a comedic twist to the age-old adage about murderers and gardeners; perhaps it’s the Viennese who are more likely to play the part of the arsonist.
Tickets and further information are available at www.eulenspiegel-concerts.de as well as www.burghausen.reservix.de
