Stars from Dahoam is Dahoam inspire Kühbach seniors!

Stars from Dahoam is Dahoam inspire Kühbach seniors!

In Kühbach, a charming town in the Aichach-Friedberg district, the seniors today had the pleasure of seeing two stars of the popular series “Dahoam is Dahoam” up close. The actresses Anita Eichhorn, known for her role as Tina Brenner, and Sophie Reiml, who plays Sarah Brandl, were invited by Franz Czech as part of the monthly seniors' afternoon. During the event, they held an autograph session in the parish hall, which provided both jokes and in-depth conversations.

With a lot of humor, Czech presented those present with a series of pictures that creatively combined scenes from the series with people and places from Kühbach. For example, the Lansinger pharmacy was transformed into the “Kühbacher Apotheke”. Even simple parish secretaries like Moni and Pastor Simon Fleischmann were given parallels to their characters in the series with joke characters. In keeping with the event, the guests then watched the current episode of the series together.

The stars and their roots

Anita Eichhorn, born on July 24, 1991 in Nabburg, has an exciting career behind her. She comes from Upper Palatinate and initially trained as a dancer before completing acting training at the New Munich Drama School between 2014 and 2017. Among other things, she was seen in the BR series “Hubert ohne Staller” and the ARD series “Watzmann investigates”. Since December 2021 she has been playing pharmacist Tina Brenner in “Dahoam is Dahoam”, a role she received through an application to become a temporary cook. Wikipedia reports about her career and her commitments.

Sophie Reiml, who has been appearing as Sarah Brandl in the series since 2018, has also undergone an interesting development. From a shared apartment dweller to a widow, her character has experienced many emotional ups and downs. In addition to her acting work, Reiml is also socially involved, including through charity campaigns that are very well received. Donaukurier reports about how the two actresses both created a positive atmosphere and unforgettable moments.

Shared experiences and commitment

After the performance, a long line formed where fans waited patiently for autographs and selfies with their stars. The warm atmosphere and personal contact between the guests and the actresses livened up the day and ensured many smiling faces. Another highlight of the event was a fundraiser for the Munich animal shelter Bello and Co., which was very well received after the event.

Events like this impressively show how television brings people together - in Kühbach not only memories were created, but new communities were also strengthened. The connection between the actors and their audience is strong and shows that even a tranquil seniors' meeting can be brought to life.