Following their successful program "Oh Nein Papa!", the S'Rindlisbachers are taking aim at the Swiss healthcare system. With "Zwei Herz und ei Seel", the father-daughter duo are touring Switzerland again - with a lot of heart, humor and pointed observations about doctors, health insurance and everyday life.
A well-rehearsed duo with a family recipe: René and Jennifer Rindlisbacher have long been more than just father and daughter - they are a perfectly coordinated comedy team. In their new stage program "Zwei Herz und ei Seel", they plunge into the trials and tribulations of the healthcare system. They poke fun at hospitals, health insurance companies and fitness mania as well as the family microcosm between Generation Z and baby boomers.
In terms of content, the S'Rindlisbachers tackle the big questions of our time: Are there healthy sick people or sickly healthy people? Are health insurance premiums actually for the sick or for the insurance companies? And can Alfonso - René's well-known stage character - really be a god in green, white and red?
The answer is mostly uncertain - but the audience is guaranteed a dose of humor. Because anyone who has seen "Zwei Herz und ei Seel" knows that laughter is the best medicine for staying healthy.
The new program is characterized by a firework display of familiar characters, new types and fast-paced dialogue. As in the first show, everyday situations collide with absurd punchlines - and the two prove that family discussions can also have a healing effect on stage.
The history runs deep: René Rindlisbacher has been an integral part of the Swiss comedy and entertainment landscape for decades - from the "Schmirinskis" to "Edelmais & Co." and numerous shows on television
Laura grew up in this environment - from the age of 8 to 12, she was already part of an ideas workshop where she discovered dance, games and painting.
Now the comedy duo travels all over Switzerland.