Tare - Isaawaahsiin! - tryout!

TareISAAWAAHSIIN! Marvin Tare, son of the Nigerian-Austrian musician Sam Brisibe and an Ennstal social worker, balances between stand-up, cabaret, and culture clash comedy in Isaawaahsiin. His experiences from numerous parades and different life worlds flow into humorous scenes about searching for an apartment, job hunting, and everyday madness. ISAAWAAHSIIN! is an introspective program that invites its audience into his world - ideal for anyone looking for new voices in the performing arts. Tare guides his audience through multifaceted experiences - between African and European roots, masculinity and femininity, urban and rural life, as well as many other perceived opposites. It often remains unclear whether one is experiencing classic cabaret, modern stand-up elements, or culture clash comedy. If one were to describe his program musically, it would be a mix of classical composition, urban hip-hop, African beats, and Austrian folk music. With wordplay, pointed punchlines, interactive crowd work, and musical interludes, ISAAWAAHSIIN! generates laughter, provokes thought, and may even leave the audience with a catchy tune or two. The challenges faced by people with a migration background - from searching for an apartment to moving odysseys to job hunting - are processed by Marvin Tare in a humorous program that takes the audience into the colorful shades between his realities.