A cabaret evening where hearty laughter is allowed.
Five different personalities on stage, played by just one person, is that possible? For Alexandra Stiglmeier, it is. In no time, the cabaret artist and author from Peiting slips into her characters using various dialects or simply by changing hats. Sometimes she is the "Gscherte" from the Ruhr area, in the next moment the "lazy boy" who makes himself comfortable at home with his mom, sometimes the cunning Olga, or the simply structured Leni from Allgäu. In her Best-Of program, it’s all about the various behaviors of women and men. While refueling, while shopping, in everyday life, you know. With plenty of punchlines, eloquent and straightforward, Stiglmeier simply talks about the madness of our time, taking the audience on a journey through daily life. Packed with funny stories. Along the way, many thought-provoking questions arise: why do vegans eat meat tomatoes? Why does clothing secretly shrink in the closet during winter? Why are there five departments for women in the department store and only one chair for men? Can a man be exchanged and children be wilded?
The answer awaits at the entertaining cabaret evening where hearty laughter can be had.