Christina Kiesler - Overtime

What happens when a potbellied David Bowie lookalike and the most beautiful woman from Neunkirchen in the 90s drink too much gin and tonic and eat pistachios on Gran Canaria?! Right: CHRISTINA KIESLER. Kiesler timely substitutes from the marginalized bench to the field during injury time and hopes to win the match against SK(a)pital this time. Playing as a left winger, she focuses on fair ball distribution and is always on the lookout for a deep pass.

Those who hope that injury time is about getting the round ball into the square goal can rest assured: From a rural-Catholic perspective, it always comes down to getting the round ball into the square goal in the end. Unless one opts for the sleek urn.

INJURY TIME
A 90-minute super match between Kiesler and the audience. Strong offense for the laugh muscles & tender defense for the brain & heart. "And when Kiesler embraces the patriarchy until it can’t breathe anymore and finds commonalities between church, soccer field, film set, and employment office, you know: This debut is a bullseye – with touching moments and high-flying shots." (Veronika Schmidt - Die Presse)

"A furious duel lesbian, recklessly ridden by her armored imp in the neck. She playfully and agitatedly navigates through the program... Comedically a landslide victory." (Peter Blau - Falter)

"If anyone can smash the patriarchy from the stage, it will be Christina Kiesler." (Jury Austrian Cabaret Prize)