For this year, the Rož cultural association has made “Being different” its motto and started on Saturday with a “Sit Down Comedy” by Elisabeth Löffler on the occasion of International Women’s Day. Mercilessly open and honest – funny, cheeky and free, she tells of the exciting life with a disability.
Life is a little different when you are physically “different”. Elisabeth Löffler gives an insight into how such a thing can be in her deliciously pointed stand-up comedy show “Fix me if you can” in the Rosental rectory St. Jakob.More than for other organizers, the Technician important who must be big and strong. Because the theaters are not barrier-free, which is why the Viennese artist has to be carried onto the stage – which she savors with relish at Izidor Sticker. and drink, Manner slices and an orange for refreshments, Löffler takes the audience with him. The expectant family tour to the Marian pilgrimage site picks up speed, is loosened up with songs by Udo Jürgens, the father’s car is fogged with cigarette smoke in Jean-Paul Belmondo beats and quite incidentally proclaimed some truths that then make the laughter in the throat stuck. Experiences from the hospital and descriptions of the parents seep through the dense smoke from the inside of the car in an unsparingly funny way. Incidentally, one also learns about the dedicated sportiness of pigeon breeders, what men smell like and what they are actually good for. Conclusion: A relaxed evening that was not able to keep Löffler’s women’s power tied to the (wheel) chair.
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