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"I am not important. What matters are the stories of others." — Elizabeth T. Spira

'Café zur Gitti' is a contemporary circus piece that combines circus, music, and theater, placing the microcosm of a Viennese pub at its center. With Viennese charm, fine humor, and much empathy, it tells the stories of those 'little people' whose life stories are often overlooked. The piece addresses themes such as loss, belonging, and humanity, drawing inspiration from Elizabeth T. Spira's 'Everyday Stories.' Interviews, specially composed live music, and a contemporary form of gentlemen's juggling with everyday objects from the pub merge into a poetic narrative style. Musically, Viennese songs meet chanson, urban soundscapes, and jazz. Pub noises are looped live. The characters are based on real people, artistically condensed and lovingly portrayed. Julia Reschenhofer and Stephanie Skrein embody characters who find a place of community and belonging in the pub.

By and with: Julia Reschenhofer | Stephanie Skrein | AT
Duration: 45 min.