As of: March 28, 2024, 11:00 a.m
By: Veronika Vogel
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Thanks to “Zeitbscheißer” everyone is happy at the end (from left): Daniela Eicher, Nadine Lachner, Helene Hiebinger, Michael Lohner, Andreas Speer, Bernadette Freiwald, Günter Plieninger and Andreas Wagner caused enthusiastic applause with their elaborate production. © Vroni Vogel
What do you do when you're running out of time? How can you catch them? Many questions are raised in the comedy “Da Zeitbscheißer” by Peter Landstorfer. The Pastetten theater association is currently playing the four-act play on the stage of the Fendsbacher Hof. There was no time to waste to get tickets: all performances with additional performances are already sold out.
Fendsbach - It's a tricky thing with time, to which longings, wishes and missed opportunities are tied. The alarm clock Karle (Günter Plieninger) takes advantage of this and sells a stressed village community what they don't have enough of: individual time. The butcher and innkeeper Paul Poschenrieder (Michael Lohner) wants an undisturbed time at home. To do this, he buys a break from his wife (Helene Hiebinger), who has a lot of orders for his husband. He would never have dreamed that the busy woman would end up sitting relaxed in the sun with a glass of Prosecco.
The colorfully dressed master hairdresser Severin Scheitl (Andreas Wagner) is also a Prosecco lover. Like a colorful, shimmering bird of paradise, he buzzes around the staid country idyll, wears painted fingernails and floods the hard-working Blumen Liesl (Bernadette Freiwald) with poems and songs.
People come together in the market square. There is also time for advice in the various shops. The clocks tick slowly in the post office. Postal worker Bleschl (Hubert Nußrainer) celebrates the art of slowness there. The count's cook Krescence (Nadine Lachner), on the other hand, has an admirably quick mouth and wants a pleasurable Sturm und Drangzeit.
The curious Kramerin (Daniela Eicher), who is on the trail of every village secret, wants to go back to her youth. The cunning priest (Bernhard Deutinger) loves playing pranks. He prefers to duel with the host. Reasons for this rivalry are buried in the past, but with time much comes to light.
The actors' enthusiasm for playing under the direction of Ludwig Stanner and Bernhard Kieferbeck caused enthusiastic applause. This time the stage design plays a secret leading role. The Pastetten theater association is known for its great equipment, which was taken to the extreme this year.
The creative trio Andreas Wagner, Annemarie Pfliegler and Gertraud Neumeier created a detailed ambience. After the performance, the audience had the opportunity to inspect the stage - a dollhouse paradise: a tiled butcher's shop with real sausages, a hairdressing salon with an old-fashioned drying hood, a flower shop with real plants, an authentic post office with a front garden, a colorful general store and hand-painted signs enliven the stage Scenery.
The lavishly staged theater is a respectable joint management: behind the scenes, Gerhard Nußrainer, Josef Huber Jr., Franz Baumann, Andreas Speer and Franz Moser take care of the stage technology. Max Faltlhauser, Daniela Speer, Angie and Max Faltlhauser Jr. take care of the mask. Peter Lex is responsible for printing and layout.