Henni Nachtsheim und das Jazz-Ensemble der Deutschen Oper Berlin

What does an artist who urgently needs to wash his stage wardrobe do when his washing machine breaks down on that very day? He goes to the launderette! Henni Nachtsheim, one half of Badesalz, tells in witty, entertaining lyrics how he meets an elderly lady there with whom he quickly strikes up a conversation. And with whom he soon starts talking about this and that, even though she pulls him over the table without batting an eyelid when he changes his 10 euro bill, and who involves him sometimes in funny, sometimes in thoughtful dialogs. And with whom he gradually makes friends, even though he doesn't really want to. The story is combined with the music of the Deutsche Oper Berlin jazz ensemble, consisting of Christian Meyers (trumpet), Martin Johnson (piano), Uli Rösner (trombone), Axel Kühn (bass) and Lucas Johnson (drums), who have picked out the right pieces to go with the texts and then arranged them in their very own style. So if you like the humor of Badesalz and also like tasteful, sometimes funky, sometimes sensitive jazz music, you shouldn't miss this special encounter between humor and music! Tickets: www.kadh.de