As gained, so lost: A turbulent crime comedy in Michelfeld
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As gained, so lost: A con artist comedy full of surprising twists
When a rich loot lands in a flower box, a turbulent game of cat and mouse begins at the parish center St. Otto Michelfeld. The crime comedy As gained, so lost. by Lukas Bühler combines the charm of crooks, rural humor, and a series of disastrous coincidences into an entertaining theater evening.
A loot that won't stay hidden for long
The crook couple Natascha and Fredi believes they have gotten away with rich loot after a bank robbery. But the police are already hot on their heels. In their predicament, they quickly hide the money in a flower box belonging to Kathi's garden business.
When coincidences dictate the drama
The true comedy unfolds when Kare and Uli, two hard-drinking day laborers, make the secret discovery. From the accidentally discovered money, their own plans, new desires, and an ever-thicker web of misunderstandings develop. Each character pursues their goal while the situation increasingly spirals out of control.
Crime comedy in three acts
Lukas Bühler relies on the classic dramaturgy of the crime comedy: a consequential act, a endangered loot, and characters whose hopes change faster than the fronts on stage. The three acts promise sharp dialogues, comedic timing, and a performance in which a small hiding place turns into a large stage chaos.
A lively stage experience in Michelfeld
At the parish center St. Otto, crooks, accidental finders, and a bumbling police meet. The audience experiences a theatrical atmosphere where tension and situational comedy are closely linked. Between flower box, loot, and farmers' wit, an entertaining evening unfolds with plenty of room for audience reactions and hearty laughter.
Conclusion: As gained, so lost. invites you to a cheerful theater evening full of criminal entanglements, surprising twists, and human weaknesses. Those who love crime comedies with down-to-earth humor and turbulent stage actions will experience in Michelfeld a play that draws its tension from the chaos of the characters.
