Pannagl | Fleischhacker "News from the Attic" | "Old Nice Man"

Isabell Pannagl: "NEWS FROM THE ATTIC" On average, a person has 60,000 thoughts a day. Some are good, some are not – but most are primarily one thing: strange! Wouldn't it be nice to have a retreat in everyday life where the brain can take a short vacation? Isabell has created this in her attic – her little personal Caribbean island. But even there, the carousel of thoughts continues to spin, like a roller coaster that has gone out of control, raising unfathomable questions: Why do we need beauty ideals, and how do I achieve the perfect charm hypnosis? What does work-life balance actually mean? How can I be a good mother, and what am I going to eat for lunch tomorrow? And by the way: If I fall asleep breaded in this hot attic, will I wake up as a fried schnitzel?

Gerald Fleischhacker: "OLD NICE MAN" The master of punchlines is bringing his already sixth solo program to the cabaret stages of the country – and it will be, as in his previous works, a fireworks display of wit and truth! – just not so loud – after all, he is already over 50. "What happens when you still feel like you're 25, but reality and your back see things differently? Why is the dog praised when he goes to the garden, while I get scolded?" Gerald Fleischhacker doesn't take himself too seriously, approaches life with humor, and takes his audience on a ridiculous journey through the pitfalls of modern everyday life. A life that increasingly leaves him questioning. Just a moment ago, he was the cool youthful "dude" that everyone loved to hang out with – suddenly, he is even labeled a "typical cis man" by his own wife. And he wonders why this makes him think of music class in school. Family chaos, technology madness, the daily insanity of the internet and real life, not to mention the eternal communication difficulties between men and women – not even Duolingo can help with that. Gerald Fleischhacker gets straight to the point: sharp-tongued, ruthlessly funny, and damn close to real life! An evening with Gerald Fleischhacker is like a bottle of old red wine: mature, perhaps with a hint of cork, but packed with punch. And above all, LIVE is much better than on television. Tickets.