Cabaret sensation in Neustadt: In love, engaged, disappeared!

Cabaret sensation in Neustadt: In love, engaged, disappeared!

On Tuesday, July 8, 2025, the audience awaits a very special play in the ballroom of the GDA residential monastery in Neustadt: "In love, engaged, disappeared". This amusing and at the same time touching staging is listed at 4 p.m. by the talented actress Kirsten Annika Lange, who has inspired the audience since 2014. The author of the play, Stefan Vögel, brings a fresh wind direction into the theater landscape with his humorous and profound work.

The action revolves around a bride that sees one of the most important moments in her life on the wedding day. She sits in the wedding dress alone, while her chosen one leaves her a piece of paper with the words: "I can't." Desperately and disappointed, she escapes into her nostalgic “tree house of childhood” and has a soliloquy about the pitfalls of love and the complexity between men and women. This cabaret piece combines love of love and offers an unexpected outcome that stimulates thinking and at the same time ensures hearty laugh. You can find out more about the background of the play on Nebuhrg .

a creative artist

Kirsten Annika Lange, who made a name for itself both on and behind the stage, staged the piece with love and passion. Born and raised in Essen, she studied German studies, English and philosophy at the University of Essen, where she started training as an actress. Her career, which she not only designed on stage, but also in dramaturgy, in which she attended various well -known theaters, is particularly remarkable. In 2010 she founded the touring theater "Filmtheater" and has successfully played the solotheater piece "in love, engaged, disappeared" for years.

theater in change

In times when the theater landscape is constantly changing, the current theater statistics show that the audience rediscovered the joy of theater. Compared to previous years, the number of events rose by around 15 percent, and the number of visitors increased by 64 percent. This gratifying development is also a sign that despite the crises in the world - as Russia's raid on Ukraine and the current energy crisis - the return to theater halls are looking for. Theater remains an important place of exchange and reflection on social issues, as the statistics show on stage association

The tickets for "in love, engaged, disappeared" are available from the reception of the GDA residential monastery. This piece promises to become a truly unforgettable and entertaining theater evening that should not be missed. Who knows, maybe you will discover your own view of love, life and relationship design.