Three new pieces by the successful playwright Marianna Salzmann humorously and with political insight capture the spirit of a generation trying to keep pace with the speed of their time: In "Hurenkinder," the trio of Ali, Buchs, and Tschech play out a master-servant relationship in a dilapidated building on the outskirts of the city, while an uprising breaks out outside. Should they step into the tear gas cloud or stay inside in the familiar? In the Christmas comedy "Wir Zöpfe," the paths of various characters, all of whom were not born in Germany, intersect before the festival of love. Unsure of how to celebrate Christmas, they still want to try it together. Christians, Jews, and Muslims manage to come together at a common table to prepare the Christmas goose – and themselves along with it. Like meteors, the characters of the title piece crash into a world.