BlöZinger - Erich

Great cinema, no screen - that's only available at BlöZinger. Robert Blöchl and Roland Penzinger, collectively known as "BlöZinger," are the inventors and grandmasters of head cinema cabaret. A film. Performed live on stage. With a minimum of props. And a maximum of ideas that animate BlöZinger's audience's imagination and laughter muscles to peak performance. Untrained diaphragms are stretched, and rusty brain cells are oiled. With acting finesse and a large dose of "Schmäh," BlöZinger brings their quirky stage characters to life, switches roles in the blink of an eye, and captures each character so brilliantly that the audience has no choice but to be drawn into the witty and entertaining cosmos that BlöZinger creates on stage.

In "ERiCH," the brilliant gangster saga by BlöZinger, two mismatched brothers meet for the first time in years at the funeral of the family patriarch. Of course, a lot has happened in the meantime. But that's nothing compared to the events that take a crazy turn with the funeral: shootouts, a car chase in a vehicle held together only by chewing gum, and an aunt suffering from social Tourette syndrome who brings her laughter yoga guru along... Hold on to your seat, because BlöZinger takes you on an adventurous rollercoaster ride right into your brain. Or in other words: a road movie through the mind. Head cinema cabaret, indeed.

As the duo "BlöZinger," Robert Blöchl and Roland Penzinger have been performing since 2004. For their unique head cinema cabaret programs, they have received numerous accolades, including the German Small Arts Prize and the Austrian Cabaret Prize twice. In Germany, BlöZinger performs their programs "ERiCH," "bis morgen," "ZEIT," and "Das Ziel ist im Weg."

"Pure fun." (Süddeutsche Zeitung) "For the not-so-poor small arts scene of our Austrian neighbors, this sensational two-man show is another highlight." (Abendzeitung München) "A cabaret hit!" (Kronen Zeitung) "Blöchl and Penzinger virtuously switch between twelve roles and create a dynamic and funny evening full of quirky clichés." (Kleine Zeitung) "Magnificent!" (OÖN)