30 years of writing Hais´l: A festival of dialect and culture!

30 years of writing Hais´l: A festival of dialect and culture!

On March 17, 2025, an important anniversary will be celebrated in the Selling Hais´l: 30 years. Norbert Schneider, a committed sponsor of the dialect culture, opened the anniversary year with a special book gift. Operator Beate Holzwarth, who had even thought about giving up the Hais'l in the past, proudly announced: "I did it!" These words underline the success and dedication that has flowed into cultural assets in the past three decades. Questions about the presence of the Hais´l in the newspaper and to planned events were initiated, which Holzwarth answered with enthusiasm.

Large events are on the program, including appearances by Gisela Gall on April 6th and Manfred Krämer, who will present his crime thriller "Sicilia-Express" on May 4th. On July 13, Olga Lenkeit and Patricia Polizzano appear "lost" with the play, followed by Ernst Käshammer and Nicola Polizzano, who will be seen on July 27 with "with loud and quiet tones". For the celebrations, Schneider brought a wrought -iron candlestick that acted as a surprise guest. This candlestick that could not be sold was offered as a donation, but so far it remains in Schneider's garage.

support of the dialect culture

Norbert Schneider took the opportunity to bring the audience the meaning of the invisible with his text "E Menubrief" to his grandson. In his explanations, he emphasized the valuable role of the dialect, characterized by their image -rich language. Schneider impressively demonstrated the difference between High German and Palatinate - an important differentiation that strengthens local identity.

his book "… Unti Her Herz Schleet Borzelbääm!" is dedicated to emotional experiences and is a tribute to the rich tradition of dialect. The genre of comedy, which prevails in the dialect theater, often falls back on myths and legends that are deeply rooted in regional culture. The performances take place in authentic framework conditions such as hall stages and historical theater rooms and promote the width culture in rural areas.

The dialect culture is not just a genre of art. Their obligation to maintain customs and dialect closely combines the actors with their community. The dialect theater is in dialogue with local history and actively involves the population. It creates a cultural identity and strengthens the home with both the contributors and the audience.

Our view of the future of the Spritter-Hais´l remains optimistic. Links of tradition and contemporary implementation contribute to the fact that this special venue remains a place of heart knocking. The community and dialect will also be passionate about passion in the coming years, while the SRIEBER-HAIS'L will go in the coming decades.

For more information about the event and the dialect culture, interested parties can report the reporting of Mannheimer Morgen as well as the information on UNESCO