It was none other than Kurt Tucholsky who brought them together: The German-Iranian actress and singer Jasmin Tabatabai and her musical partner, the Swiss musician and composer David Klein, got to know and appreciate each other during the filming of the film adaptation of Kurt Tucholsky's bittersweet summer romance "Schloss Gripsholm".
Tabatabai's film character, the nightclub singer and Tucholsky muse Billie, sings Tucholsky texts newly set to music by Klein in the film. Now both return to their common "first love" and dedicate an entire evening to the melancholy troublemaker Tucholsky. In addition to beloved Tucholsky pearls from "Gripsholm" - in new versions, mind you - there will also be some premieres to be heard.
Tabatabai's life partner, the actor Andreas Pietschmann, is also part of the party. The trained theater man, who has already played everything from "Tatort" to the Netflix series "Dark", which is broadcast in 196 countries, to Jesus Christ, will put his very own stamp on the witty, enigmatic texts by Theobald Tiger, Peter Panter and Ignaz Wrobel alias Kurt Tucholsky, which crack with biting humor, in his recitation.
How will the fact that Tabatabai and Pietschmann are a couple fuel their interpretation of Tucholsky's "marital quarrel"? One can be curious. We are very much looking forward to this very special evening.