"Tomorrow Can Wait" is the story of an old man, who should go to sleep. But he doesn't want to. He is afraid his soul might leave his body if he closes his eyes in the darkness. So, night for night, he fights to stay awake by rekindling old memories. And exasperating his neighbors in the process. But Herr Peterman is by no means finished with life; au contraire, there is so much more he would like to experience. And since it is never too late for an adventure, he departs his home one night by the light of the moon in his self-made "bed-mobil." He see the most astonishing things, crosses paths with both old friends and new creatures. And experiences a rush of emotions like never before. Oh whatta night!

Das Theater Handgemenge zählt mit der fantasievollen Verbindung von Figuren- und Objekttheater, Clownerie, Musik und Schauspiel zu den interessantesten Theatergruppen Deutschlands. Peter Müller hat das Theater Handgemenge nach seinem Studium an der HfS „Ernst Busch“ Berlin 1990 mitgegründet und ist seitdem als Spieler und Manager des Ensembles tätig. Susi Claus war nach dem Abschluss ihres Studiums an der HfS „Ernst Busch“ Berlin an verschiedenen Theatern engagiert. Seit 2017 spielt sie in mehreren Produktionen des Theaters Handgemenge mit.


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