Where does the performance take place?

In the Asamsaal, Marienplatz 7, 85354 Freising. The hall is located in the ASAM Cultural Center of the City of Freising.

Is the Asamsaal barrier-free?

Yes. The ticket sales in the ground floor and the Asamsaal are accessible, there is an elevator and designated wheelchair spaces in the auditorium.

Are there hearing aids available on site?

Yes. An inductive hearing system is available in the auditorium of the Asamsaal. Wireless receivers can be borrowed for a deposit.

How do I get tickets?

Remaining tickets are available through the ticket sales of the City of Freising at ASAM. Information is provided by the cultural office at the ASAM Cultural Center.

Are there details on duration and intermission?

Specific details on the duration of the performance are not available. Information will be provided by the organizer on the day of the performance.

What is the parking situation like?

Parking options are available around the historic old town of Freising. The City of Freising provides an overview of the parking spaces.

Cold White Man - Asamsaal Freising Performance 2026

Name: Cold White Man
Start: 2026-05-01T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-01T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Asamsaal

A Spark is Enough: When a Funeral Turns into a Battle of Words

On May 1, 2026, the biting comedy 'Cold White Man' by Dietmar Jacobs and Moritz Netenjakob ignites a sharp theatrical experience in the Asamsaal in Freising: A funeral goes awry when a ribbon with the inscription 'In Deep Sorrow. Your Employees' triggers a micro-aggressive cultural debate. The ensemble featuring René Heinersdorff, Daniel Wutte, Mareike Haas, Eric Haarhaus, Hannah Marie Bablo, and David Hober sets off a fast-paced fireworks display on gender language, political correctness, and generational conflicts.

Language as a Battlefield – Witty, Relevant, Comedic

From the first dialogue, one feels the precise dramaturgy: Word cascades clash, rhetorical maneuvers reveal abysses and contradictions. The authors, known for 'Extrawurst', condense everyday debates into highly concentrated acting art that oscillates between laughter and resonance. Each punchline lands, each character marks their position – and yet the theatrical atmosphere remains open to ambivalence.

Direction with Pace and Timing

The direction places great emphasis on rhythm and ensemble play. Sharp entrances and exits, wisely placed pauses, and a clearly guided conflict center maintain the tension. The role switch between Boomer frustration and an alert workforce creates a comedic pulse that carries the room.

Set Design, Lighting, Costumes – The Sensual Side of the Debate

A reduced set design evokes the sacred framework of the funeral, while warm-cool light changes mark the escalation of the scene. Costumes sharply outline professional identities and hierarchies. The acoustics of the Asamsaal support the precision of speech; the inductive hearing system also ensures an inclusive listening experience in the auditorium.

Theatrical Historical Context and Press Reviews

As a clever chamber play in the tradition of language-critical modern pieces, 'Cold White Man' fits into a history of productions that has conquered numerous stages since its world premiere. Cultural press commends the satire for its courage to assert and its relevance; reports refer to the tempo, wit, and relevance of the piece.

Conclusion

What can the audience expect? A highly charged yet light-weight engagement with language and power. Those who want to experience the societal debate up close should see this performance live – for a theater experience that demands both mind and diaphragm.