Musical No Pardon inspires with funny back in the first stage!

Musical No Pardon inspires with funny back in the first stage!

Thedestraße 15, 22765 Hamburg, Deutschland - On June 11, 2025, the First Stage Theater in Hamburg will be the place of a special musical event: the most excited musical "No Pardon" celebrates its premiere. The audience can look forward to an entertaining performance that offers both nostalgic memories for the older and educational experiences for the younger ones. The focus is on the main actors Nik Breidenbach as Heinz Wäscher and Philip Rokoczy as Peter Schlönzke, who will convince in a stunning performance.

directed by Franziska Kuropka, who conjures up a rousing show for the audience from the play. The action describes how the showmaster Heinz Wäscher is exposed, which finally costs Peter Schlönzke his job. Schlönzke then slips into the role of clothes, but will soon be reset due to declining odds.

nostalgic journey through the time

Based on the cult film "No Pardon" from 1993, adapted by Thomas Hermanns, the audience is taken into a musical journey through time through the German hit world. The selection of the pieces, including hits such as "Bottrop Beach" and "The whole life is a quiz", reveals memories of the past. The unique choreographies by Sven Niemeyer are another highlight and require precise expression of the 25 graduates of the Stage School, under which Breidenbach also stands out as an aging SchlagerDiva Uschi Blum.

impressive actors

In addition to Breidenbach's strong performance, Philip Rokoczy and the sound engineer Ilka Kottkamp also shine in her roles. The performances by Timo Stark as Viennese director Bertram and Munja Meier as Peters mother Hilde round off the ensemble and provide some unforgettable moments on stage. The successful mix of singing, dance and acting makes the audience laugh and be amazed.

The musical runs until July 19th in the first Stage Theater at Thedestrasse 15 and promises to become a real crowd puller. The interest is already high, which is not least due to the historical importance of the topic and the iconic songs.

The "70s show", which was moderated by Hape Kerkeling, is also worth a look. This RTL television show celebrated the way of life of the 1970s with a careful compilation of music, hairstyles and dances, which also caused a lot of enthusiasm. Here old music titles were sung here, supplemented by funny comments from the audience.

Overall, "no sorry" shows that the witness of the musical and TV world knows no limits and that the generations can combine about nostalgia and good entertainment. A visit to the First Stage Theater is not only a pleasure, but also a piece of cultural heritage that lives in the heart of Hamburg.

For more details and information about the musical, visit Welt and and Wikipedia.