A sixteen-year-old boy suffocates in the blessed petty bourgeois world of his parents.
He wants to rebel, subvert and make great discoveries.
And my mother demands that he learn to play the piano from a boring mustached aunt, go to school and listen to the teachers.
He does not want to study literature and all other sciences. He still has childish pranks on his mind. And classmate he really likes!
Close and dear people are serious people. They constantly sing long folk songs and gospels in German.
His family is mired in the morass of everyday life. How he hates busts of great writers and lacy napkins, huge closets clogged with all sorts of trash, and gloomy rooms with windows without windows!
Adults surprise him. And some also worry. This is Mr. Sommer. The grim man walks silently around the neighborhood, resembling a shadow, talking to no one. At any time of the year he is in a coat and a fishing helmet.
The boy witnessed the suicide of this strange lord. Day of this day was the end of childhood.
A philosophical and romantic play about the difficulties of growing up based on the novel by Patrick Zuskind.
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