Origens Commedia "BIS EINER WEINT"

In the house of the gracious master, the servants vie for the favor of the public and the Almighty by any means necessary. They outdo each other in their bizarre efforts to win paternal love. The capo tests his offspring and presents them with a heavenly apple pie. The decent employees' mouths are watering, but the cake is taboo. In the face of the apple strudel, human abysses are revealed and in the end there is a murdered butcher, a suspicious gardener and the expulsion from paradise without notice. The fallen angels stumble across the commedia stage with violins and guitars and lament their suffering with heavenly sounds. There is not a dry eye in the house during this curious competition for the title of fellow human being of the month.


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