Siblings Pfister

The Pfister siblings whisk the audience away to a nostalgic program that brings the entertainment scene of the 60s, 70s, and 80s to the stage with affectionate irony and double-edged charm. At the heart of the show is Christoph Marti, who, as Ursli Pfister, weaves his childhood memories of 1970s Switzerland with the unforgettable schlager hits of Peggy March. March, an icon of German-language schlager music, shaped an entire generation with songs like "Mit 17 hat man noch Träume" (At 17, you still have dreams) or "Memories of Heidelberg"—many will be surprised how many lyrics still linger in their minds.

Marti is joined by Chiara Cook and Carolin Schönemann, whose performances capture the atmosphere of the television shows of the era, as well as the Jo Roloff Band, which provides the musical backdrop. With elaborate costumes, precise choreography, and a touch of nostalgia, the evening not only evokes memories but also artfully parodies the saccharine and deceptive world of show business from the past. A program that invites you to sing along, chuckle, and marvel.