Cavewoman

Sex, Lies & Lipstick! In this flamboyant solo show, CAVEWOMAN Heike settles accounts with the self-proclaimed "lords of creation." Sometimes with the rough club of the Stone Age, sometimes with the sharp, perfectly manicured nails of a modern cavewoman, but always pointed and hilariously funny!

But don't worry: CAVEWOMAN is not an angry large-scale attack on the common species man. Instead, look forward to a delightful look at the coexistence of two different beings who must share a planet, a city, and the worst: A APARTMENT!

Based on Emma Peirson's "Defending the Cavewoman," the first German CAVEWOMAN performer, Ramona Krönke, developed a true tour de force through the everyday life of relationships in collaboration with director and German Film Prize winner Adriana Altaras. In 2005, the play premiered at the Munich Tollwood Festival to enthusiastic applause — since then, the production of Theater Mogul GmbH has been shown more than 2,000 times across the republic. Over 600,000 visitors have enjoyed the charmingly shy Heike, who is currently portrayed by three actresses, at more than 50 venues.

As a result, CAVEWOMAN is among the most successful one-woman shows in the country and is also running successfully in many other countries, including Austria and Switzerland.

The performer:

Ramona Krönke is the first German "cavewoman." The Berlin-based actress is a member of the renowned Berlin theater ensemble "DIE GORILLAS," which has been successfully active in the field of improvisation both domestically and internationally for 19 years. Ramona Krönke played the mother in Mark Britton's comedy, was part of the improv group at the "Quatsch Comedy Club," was in the cast of the radio soap on Deutschlandradio, and portrayed the detective in the interactive radio play “Der Ohrenzeuge” on Radio Fritz (RBB) for eight years.