In an effort to connect with the younger generation and make theater more accessible, the Freising cultural office has produced its first original play, titled "Good Morning, Boys and Girls." Scheduled to premiere on March 1, this production, written by acclaimed author Juli Zeh, tackles the sensitive and complex issue of school shootings. The play is described as a multifaceted exploration of the topic, presenting various perspectives rather than a single narrative, which aligns with the recognition that such incidents are not driven by clear-cut motives.

Freising's cultural office leader, Markus Bader, commented on the challenge that theater faces in engaging today's youth, who are more accustomed to rapidly consumable media through social networks. Bader lamented that many young people find it difficult to engage with theater as they might be unfamiliar with the medium. By addressing contemporary and alarmingly relevant themes such as planned school shootings, the theater aims to draw in a youthful audience while encouraging critical discussions about the underlying issues.

The initiative reflects a broader goal of the Asam Theater to position itself as a cultural space that appeals to all age groups. By addressing serious and topical subject matter in productions, the theater hopes to foster a deeper interest in the performing arts among teenagers and provide a platform for exploring significant societal issues. This approach not only aims to entertain but also to educate and provoke thought among a generation that is often confronted with challenging realities.