When does the event take place?

The reading takes place on 30 August 2026 at 18:00.

Where is the event location?

The event location is the Heimatmuseum Beuel at Wagnergasse 2-4, 53225 Bonn-Beuel.

How much do the tickets cost?

The event page states 20 euros for a support ticket, 16 euros, and 10 euros for reduced price tickets.

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the event takes place in Heimatmuseum Beuel and is therefore an indoor event.

Is there information about accessibility?

The ground floor of the buildings is accessible. Other areas are reported to be only partially accessible as per museum information.

What is the content about?

The evening gathers stories, poems, aphorisms, and statistics about mothers and amusingly, informatively, and critically reflects on the image of mothers.

A literary evening about mothers, myths, and quiet truths in Bonn

Name: Petra Kalkutschke & Iris Schürmann-Mock: Mama Mia Mütterlein
Start: 2026-08-30T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-30T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Heimatmuseum Beuel

A poetic evening about the greatest role of our lives

With Mama Mia Mütterlein, the Brotfabrik Bühne Bonn invites you to a literary reading at Heimatmuseum Beuel on 30 August 2026. Petra Kalkutschke and Iris Schürmann-Mock dedicate themselves to mothers with humor, contrariness, and a fine sense for nuances. The stage experience combines stories, poems, aphorisms, and statistics into an evening that is at times tender, at times heretical, and at times surprisingly funny.

Between admiration and contradiction

The evening revolves around the image of the mother as myth, everyday figure, and projection surface. This is exactly where its dramatic tension lies: From lovingly assembled texts, a lively parcours emerges through intimacy, expectation, overwhelm, and gratitude. The audience experiences a reading that not only tells but observes, reflects, and organizes with cultural precision.

Strong voices, fine nuances

Petra Kalkutschke brings her long-standing acting skills, her presence, and her experience from stage, film, and dramatic reading. Iris Schürmann-Mock complements the evening with journalistic clarity and literary approach. Together they shape a theatrical atmosphere where language rhythm, timing, and audience reaction determine the tone. Especially in the intimate space of the Heimatmuseum, the texts unfold special closeness.

A place with history, an evening with resonance

The Heimatmuseum Beuel, with its historical ambiance, provides an appropriate setting for this performance. The atmosphere between half-timbering, memory, and present enhances the character of the evening: personal, focused, approachable. Those seeking culture in a special form will not find grand stage pathos here, but a cleverly composed literary evening with heart and attitude.

Conclusion: Mama Mia Mütterlein promises a warm-hearted, ironic, and clever theater evening about a topic that concerns everyone. Anyone who loves literary readings, acting skills, and fine observation should experience this performance live.