Christina Kiesler - Injury Time

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 makes her timely entrance from the marginalized substitute bench onto the field during injury time and hopes to win the match against SK(a)pital this time. Positioned on the left wing, she focuses on fair ball redistribution and is always on the lookout for a deep pass.

Those who hope that injury time is all about getting the round ball into the square goal can rest easy: 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 laughter muscles & tender defense for the brain & heart. "And when Kiesler embraces the patriarchy until it can’t breathe anymore and finds commonalities between church, football field, film set, and job center, one knows: This debut is a bullseye – with touching moments and high-flying shots." (Veronika Schmidt - Die Presse)

"A furious two-fisted 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 shatter the patriarchy from the stage, it will be Christina Kiesler." (Jury Austrian Cabaret Prize)