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Thomas Kundt is probably the best-known crime scene cleaner and disinfector in Germany. When he talks about his everyday work, he fills halls all over the country.

You can clean and disinfect many things, "What remains in the end" knows only Thomas Kundt. In his stage program, he reports on fateful life stories and true crime cases that shape entire lives, including his. Whether dried blood on carpets, smeared feces on door frames or living maggots all over the apartment. Behind every body found, behind every messy apartment and behind every criminal case are people with a past that Thomas Kundt recounts. "I want to educate reverently and convey a social message. Many things could be avoided if we talked about them more," says Thomas Kundt. They are stories from the middle of life. His stories are partly shocking, not always G-rated, but rousing and humorous.

Of course, he also gives insights into the small 1x1 of his profession. How do I remove cadaver fluid? Do I need strong nerves for such a profession? What is the business of death like? And does a well-known series resemble his real professional life? Thomas Kundt answers all this and "What remains at the end" in his stage program.

Nov. 9, 8 p.m.

Kulturzentrum, Dagobertstr. 20b, Mainz

2for1: 36 €

Nov. 9, 7-7:30 p.m. Box office