From a purely physical point of view, thinking is a process that depends on the number of synapses. The more convolutions the brain has, the more brain surface area fits inside the skull, and the smarter the person. If you, dear audience, are asked by our young quartet – Mandy Neukirchner, Ada Scholl, Elisabeth Sonntag and Lena Wieprich – to give your brain a break for at least two hours, it’s only so that, after this little time-out, you can take a fresh look at old thoughts and opinions.
This ‘girls’ night out’ features humour, a touch of light-heartedness and plenty of understanding for our neighbours. Let the four Pfeffermüller ladies take you by the hand and free you from all the dead ends of everyday life. Above all, though, do stay nice and relaxed! As Karl Valentin once said: ‘I’m happy when it rains. Because even if I’m not happy, it rains anyway.’
‘A Break for the Brain’ is an ‘emergency aid programme’ for misanthropes with little touch with reality – but also for people who simply want to have a bit of fun.
IN GERMAN
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