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Oliver Fleischer: Grandma would have liked that - Leseland Hessen at Eppstein Town Hall - 2for1 Tickets
Eppstein is once again taking part in the 23rd edition of Hessen's largest literature festival "Leseland Hessen" with readings. Author and actor Oliver Fleischer talks about moving and curious experiences from his part-time job as a pallbearer and reads from "Der Oma hätte das gefallen hätte":
Whether on a movie set or in a cemetery, Oliver Fleischer has no reservations about death. For the actor, carrying coffins and urns as a sideline is a valuable service to people. Even if no one attends the funeral of the deceased, a dignified farewell is important to him. As a coffin bearer, he experiences some bizarre things in addition to the usual: ringing cell phones in the coffin, graves that are too small or swapped, mysterious eulogies and coffins that fall off the trolley into the bushes at full speed. "In the face of death, people sometimes laugh heartily or argue behind the coffin," is his experience. He describes not only unusual anecdotes, but above all insights that he has gained on his way to graves. Why you should forgive a person in death at the latest is just one of many. His experiences are anything but commonplace, as they are a reverent and entertaining invitation to look at life from the end and appreciate it even more. A book full of humanity, depth and humor.
Photo: Oliver Fleischer
Whether on a movie set or in a cemetery, Oliver Fleischer has no reservations about death. For the actor, carrying coffins and urns as a sideline is a valuable service to people. Even if no one attends the funeral of the deceased, a dignified farewell is important to him. As a coffin bearer, he experiences some bizarre things in addition to the usual: ringing cell phones in the coffin, graves that are too small or swapped, mysterious eulogies and coffins that fall off the trolley into the bushes at full speed. "In the face of death, people sometimes laugh heartily or argue behind the coffin," is his experience. He describes not only unusual anecdotes, but above all insights that he has gained on his way to graves. Why you should forgive a person in death at the latest is just one of many. His experiences are anything but commonplace, as they are a reverent and entertaining invitation to look at life from the end and appreciate it even more. A book full of humanity, depth and humor.
Photo: Oliver Fleischer
When:
11.10., 19:30
Where:
Town Hall 1, Blue Hall, Hauptstr. 99, Eppstein-Vockenhausen
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2for1: 10 € (free choice of seats)
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11.10., 19-19.15, box office
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Oliver Fleischer: Grandma would have liked that - Reading at Eppstein Town Hall - 2for1 Tickets
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