Alfred Dorfer

Alfred Dorfer, a master of satirical art, once again demonstrates his unique ability to blur the boundaries between reality and fantasy. What initially feels like a classic one-man play quickly turns out to be an intense and absurd playground of ideas in which Dorfer juggles with a wide variety of characters, narrative strands and time levels. "GLEICH" is a play that cannot be pigeonholed.
From the grandmother to the landlord to the bear - Dorfer slips into a wide variety of roles at lightning speed, as if he had never done anything else. But "GLEICH" is more than just a collection of characters and bizarre moments. It is an examination of time and reality itself, a play that raises questions and makes the audience doubt again and again. Can we really take what we see at face value? Or is it just a fiction spun by Dorfer that subtly holds up a mirror to us?
Having trained in pantomime and acting, Dorfer is a master of the art of mime and body language. But it is his sharp-witted dialogue and precise choice of words that make him a true master of satirical art.
Artistic consultant Erwin Steinhauer