The situation: red-haired Titus Feuerfuchs bumps into Salomé, who also has red hair, at the well, and together they lament the widespread hatred of redheads and the social exclusion that comes with it.

At that very moment, a near-fatal 19th-century carriage crash occurs and Titus rescues the passenger. He turns out to be a marquis. As a thank you, the marquis gives him a black wig to cover his red hair. This marks the start of a rapid climb up the social ladder to become the right-hand man of Countess Von Cypressenburg.

To top it all off, a wealthy great-uncle appears who wants to leave Titus his entire fortune. However, when he is unmasked and revealed to be a redhead, everything threatens to collapse. But in a virtuoso manner, honesty and love prevail and the hatred of redheads disappears. Perhaps a little predictable, but enjoyable, long and happy. And all that in 30 minutes!

Drei, vier, flirt mit mir is a sung comedy based on Der Talismann by Johann Nestroy, the comedy writer who was world-famous in Vienna but is hardly ever performed here. High time for Het Zuidelijk Toneel and the Rotterdam music and performance collective Club Gewalt to get to know each other and collaborate in this musical overkill of deliciousness.