Cabaret "Full Control"

Christine Eixenberger takes on many roles, not least her own: as a primary school teacher, she once transitioned to the stage and quickly followed it up with a TV career. For the successful ZDF series "Marie fängt Feuer," she has been in front of the camera for years as a firefighter and shines in numerous other character roles in film and television. However, her comedic core competency is primarily showcased live: she has been awarded the Bavarian Cabaret Prize for her multifaceted stage comedy.

In her new solo program, Christine Eixenberger shares what it’s like to no longer be single. The relationship is stable, the housing shortage is not, so her partner moves in with her. From "Me and You," it becomes "We" – with all the consequences. But Chrissy has this fully under control. Well, almost. With tireless energy and enthusiasm, she not only defies the small crises in her newly formed duo household but also the larger ones in this world, because she knows: the big reflects in the small. And vice versa. Supply chain issues, artificial intelligence, and chip shortages? The trained primary school teacher meets these challenges with a robust handyman attitude and a biotech lab in her fridge.

As a philosophically inclined member of Generation Y, she constantly asks herself the question of "Why": Why is a balanced budget more important than a functioning education system? Why do the Austrians and Swiss manage to operate a functioning rail network despite topographical obstacles? And why, damn it, is there still a crumb from breakfast on the dining table, even though it’s already afternoon?

In her fifth stage program "Full Control," the sharp-tongued cabaret artist humorously confronts the challenges of advanced coupledom during turbulent times – profound, entertaining, and very, very funny.