The exhibition showcases the iconic duo of the folk singer scene, Liesl Karlstadt and Karl Valentin, amidst their numerous admirers in 1920s Munich. During this period, their performances evolved from a hidden gem to a must-see experience, captivating an ever-expanding audience. Notably, renowned figures such as Bertolt Brecht and Lion Feuchtwanger discovered the unique artistry of Valentin and Karlstadt. Feuchtwanger reflects on this in his novel 'Erfolg,' while Brecht, as a young dramaturg, invited the duo to the Munich Kammerspiele, where they regularly filled the house with their works, including 'Durch Nacht und Nebel,' 'Christbaumbrettl,' and 'Die Raubritter vor München.'

Special guided tours led by curators will take place on the following Tuesdays: January 28, February 25, March 25, and April 29, all starting at 17:30. Additionally, a lecture titled 'Die rote Zibebe' by Sabine Rinberger and Laura Mokrohs, along with a reading by Michael Lerchenberg from the Valentin-Karlstadt piece 'Das Christbaumbrettl,' will be held on February 4 at 19:00 in the courtyard, running until April 29.