Uncoole Arrogant.01
It was time for some event-hopping again. On Wednesday in Zurich’s Niederdorf, the premiere of Trio Eden’s new show, «That’s Amore.».
Event-hopping was once again the order of the day. Wednesday's premiere of the new Trio Eden spectacle "That's Amore" in Zurich's Niederdorf By Beat Fritsch A visit from Helmi Sigg, Guy Landolt and Midi Gottet was worthwhile, as the shortlist author was told that there was no end to the laughs and howls that followed. As a true Zurich native, he naturally spent last Wednesday in Basel listening to "Schnitzelbängg" and practising self-criticism:
"We made it, for the first time, from the Baanhof to the Barfi, no Metropol!
At 20 minutes, that's to be expected, there are black traces at the Fuudibutze."
With reference to the Stasi past of the Basel theater director, the "Nachtschwärmer" exposed themselves as agents of the "Clara-Boschte" (the name of the Basel police headquarters): "As agents, I like to protect and torture people with 20 minutes.
And if the cheeks aren't dry, it's off with the Metropol."
So much for the Basel carnival for Zurich residents and their publishers. Funnily enough, and to encourage further rumors, not a single "Bangg" mentioned the NZZ, Weltwoche or Matthias Hagemann! Has the Basel media group now also monopolized all "Bangg" poets?
The following day, a flying visit was made to the "Giesserei" in Oerlikon, where suchtreffer.ch celebrated its launch on the Swiss market. Then they made a pilgrimage to the neighboring "Rohstofflager", where Swiss media professionals were presented with dubious awards at Arrogant.01. The Geroldstrasse supermarket also introduced something new with G-17. This is the name of Urs Mühlherr's future Thursday evening event, known from the Massiv Ursives events with Yves Spink.
A changing of the guard was celebrated at suchtreffer.ch. Rolf Suter, formerly with IP Multimedia, took over the management of the search service, half of which is owned by Medien-Z-Holding and half by the German Suchtreffer AG. The latter's CEO Andreas Owen took the honor of making his presence felt at the event with his partner Klaus Kappeler.
Things really got going at Arrogant.01, where the organizers had the audacity to announce a buffet. It consisted of Migros canapés. They were served for exactly fifteen minutes - then the budget was exhausted. And the free drinks were alcoholized syrups. It was served at exactly one - hopelessly mobbed - bar. In the end, it turned out that pretty much everyone had one of those stupid VIP wristbands around their neck that they had received at the entrance. A complete success!
The event is the brainchild of mad hairdresser Marc Menden and cultist Rainer Kuhn. The most unpopular Swiss media professionals are honored at the awards ceremony. There are such incredibly original categories as "Best Widow Shaker" (SI boss Marc Walder thanks to Ilona Hug) and "Biggest Career Leap" - for Peter Rothenbühler. But there was also an incredibly coveted award such as "The most beautiful rolling R", which went to Alenka Ambroz.
Incidentally, the only title holder present was Detlev Munz (Tele 24), who stood his ground and had a new haircut for his second place for "Best TV hairstyles" right on stage.
Beat Fritsch
"We made it, for the first time, from the Baanhof to the Barfi, no Metropol!
At 20 minutes, that's to be expected, there are black traces at the Fuudibutze."
With reference to the Stasi past of the Basel theater director, the "Nachtschwärmer" exposed themselves as agents of the "Clara-Boschte" (the name of the Basel police headquarters): "As agents, I like to protect and torture people with 20 minutes.
And if the cheeks aren't dry, it's off with the Metropol."
So much for the Basel carnival for Zurich residents and their publishers. Funnily enough, and to encourage further rumors, not a single "Bangg" mentioned the NZZ, Weltwoche or Matthias Hagemann! Has the Basel media group now also monopolized all "Bangg" poets?
The following day, a flying visit was made to the "Giesserei" in Oerlikon, where suchtreffer.ch celebrated its launch on the Swiss market. Then they made a pilgrimage to the neighboring "Rohstofflager", where Swiss media professionals were presented with dubious awards at Arrogant.01. The Geroldstrasse supermarket also introduced something new with G-17. This is the name of Urs Mühlherr's future Thursday evening event, known from the Massiv Ursives events with Yves Spink.
A changing of the guard was celebrated at suchtreffer.ch. Rolf Suter, formerly with IP Multimedia, took over the management of the search service, half of which is owned by Medien-Z-Holding and half by the German Suchtreffer AG. The latter's CEO Andreas Owen took the honor of making his presence felt at the event with his partner Klaus Kappeler.
Things really got going at Arrogant.01, where the organizers had the audacity to announce a buffet. It consisted of Migros canapés. They were served for exactly fifteen minutes - then the budget was exhausted. And the free drinks were alcoholized syrups. It was served at exactly one - hopelessly mobbed - bar. In the end, it turned out that pretty much everyone had one of those stupid VIP wristbands around their neck that they had received at the entrance. A complete success!
The event is the brainchild of mad hairdresser Marc Menden and cultist Rainer Kuhn. The most unpopular Swiss media professionals are honored at the awards ceremony. There are such incredibly original categories as "Best Widow Shaker" (SI boss Marc Walder thanks to Ilona Hug) and "Biggest Career Leap" - for Peter Rothenbühler. But there was also an incredibly coveted award such as "The most beautiful rolling R", which went to Alenka Ambroz.
Incidentally, the only title holder present was Detlev Munz (Tele 24), who stood his ground and had a new haircut for his second place for "Best TV hairstyles" right on stage.
Beat Fritsch
was harassed by paparazzi at Arrogant.01, just like others. He had finally landed a hit. No wonder he lost his appetite and left in the direction of the supermarket.
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