The crime scene cleaner

3 new episodes
Stage version based on the TV series by Mizzi Meyer

Heiko "Schotty" Schott's work begins where others vomit in horror. If there's a crime scene to clean up, he's on the spot. Wiping away blood, removing remains - no problem for the crime scene cleaner. In the process, the oddball Schotty often meets some very bizarre characters.

The cleaner
There are no traces of decay or excrement that crime scene cleaner Heiko "Schotty" Schotte has to clean up. That wouldn't be a problem for him. There is also no large pool of blood that he would have to remove. That wouldn't be a problem either. There's not even a tiny speck of blood to clean up. In fact, there's nothing left to do because Simone Ambestetten has already done it all. And therein lies the problem: Schotty's client obviously has a compulsion to clean....

Pigs
Blood, broken glass and a completely distraught woman. Crime scene cleaner Heiko "Schotty" Schotte is called into this chaos. But why does the woman look familiar to him? And are all men pigs? Then the penny drops: For the first time in 15 years, Schotty meets his ex-girlfriend, who was attacked by a wild boar in her house. They revisit their former relationship and the question of why it broke up. And finally, it's also about how they feel now. In the process, they also become physically closer...

Currywurst
Schotty is called to an art gallery where an unrecognised male has had an accident. He gets an insight into the world of art, money and the value of things. And a five euro note. But it's worth more than meets the eye. When Schotty goes out for a currywurst, he is caught up in an art scam on his return, as he has accidentally paid for his lunch with part of a work of art. But Schotty wouldn't be Schotty if he didn't leave the gallery with a painting under his arm.

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