Live theatre in English: The Caretakers present a one-act play evening

The Caretakers celebrate their 15th anniversary this year and present their fall production: The End is Nigh (Working Title). This is an evening of 6 one-act plays.

For full information, see:
https://www.thecaretakers.ch/productions/the-end-is-nigh-working-title-a-one-act-play-evening/

Doors open at 18:30 - enjoy the bar and atmosphere.
Performance starts at 19:30 and scheduled to last until 21:30

Tickets can be purchased for the desired date from the ONO website. A link can be found on the Caretaker's website shown above.

Regular ticket price 25 CHF, Discount ticket price 20 CHF
(for AHV/IV, students and others - see the ticket page)

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True to tradition, the plays are written and performed by their members. The title also sets the stage for the ominous ending that is ever present. But in true Caretakers fashion, we can’t resist giving it a playful twist. After all, nothing ever truly ends; every ending carries within it the spark of a new beginning.

The 6 one-act plays being presented are:

• Success: A heartbreaking monologue of someone trying very hard to understand the world.
  Written by Simon D. Hicks
  Directed by Laurence Grossenbacher
  Starring Sebastian Coleman
• The Séance: One talking skull, three sisters trying to save the world - what could go wrong?
  Written by Dorota K. Solarska
  Directed by Laurence Grossenbacher
  Starring Cloe Coendoz, Rahel Brügger, Cristina Mosimann and Cedric Zwahlen
• The Preparations: A group of doomsday preppers get reminded of the importance of proper packing and
  leaving your plushie behind.
  Written by Dorota K. Solarska
  Directed by Alexander P. Sigrist and David Kezaala
  Starring Rahel Brügger, Sebastian Coleman, Cedric Zwahlen and Rebecca Rendic.
• Here we are again: An obsessive rant, occasionally interrupted by someone trying - against all odds- to get the person ranting to understand what’s happening.
  Written by Franz Andres Morrissey
  Directed by Lukas Edelmann
  Starring Alexander P. Sigrist and Matea Todorovski
• Wouldn’t it be nice: Two former lovers meet again; reminisce about the life they’ve left behind and wonder if “Wouldn’t it be nice” was ever so unimaginable.
  Written by Angie Oak
  Directed by Matea Todorovski
  Starring Rahel Brügger, David Kezaala and Cloe Coendoz

Tonight is the final performance!!