Carol the steward has a problem. Or rather, six problems.

Six unmarried daughters and taxes that are growing faster than his purse can handle. The solution seems simple enough: marry off the daughters and save the family fortunes. But finding suitable husbands turns out to be far more complicated than anyone expected.

Carol and His Daughters is medieval comedy at its finest:
Fast-paced, cheeky, delightfully chaotic, packed with running gags, larger-than-life characters, and plenty of opportunities for actors to steal the spotlight.

Perfect for ensembles who love comedy, energy, and a healthy dose of theatrical mayhem.

Likes, followers, filters – at Florian Geyer High School, there is only one thing that matters: being online!

But when a group of aspiring influencers is invited to a secret content competition at a remote mountain cabin, they suddenly find themselves trapped in every smartphone generation’s worst nightmare:

No Wi-Fi. No electricity. No signal.

What follows is a wonderfully chaotic offline adventure filled with arguments, laughter, unexpected friendships, and a few surprising discoveries along the way.

A modern comedy about social media, fake appearances, and the difference between online followers and real friends.

Two former best friends, a coffin, and a wedding night.

And then there’s the undertaker, who knows far more than she is willing to admit.

How could any of that possibly fit together?

With fast-paced comedy and a cascade of misunderstandings, this play races through themes of friendship, death, village gossip, wounded pride, and imaginary illnesses. One mishap triggers the next like a row of falling dominoes.

Nothing happens without consequences—and no matter how bad things get, they can always get worse!

A wonderfully chaotic comedy where every attempt to fix a problem only creates three new ones.