Teresa Reichl

In the organizer's words:

Teresa Reichl had a single dream in her school days: to be reprimanded - for gross mischief. But none of her lies bent the beams far enough, none of her paper airplanes took the cake. The mischief was simply never crude enough. But today, the winner of the German cabaret prize has a stage to herself, the whole evening to herself and a complete desire to finally get it on. This show is going to be too much, too heavy and too elaborate. Too queer, too fat and too loud. It will be too pointed and too nice, too specific and too general. It will be everything that makes Teresa Reichl what she is. And then we'll see how crude you can get into mischief! "On the one hand: it's a shame what the Bavarian teaching system has lost. [...] On the other hand: it's good for the cabaret scene, which is not exactly fat with queer women, that Teresa Reichl wanted to take to the stage after her state exams." (Süddeutsche Zeitung) "Cabaret is rarely suspected of being particularly conservative or embarrassing. But a left-green, vegan, lesbian, feminist young woman - that could be a little uncomfortable." (Weißenburger Tagblatt) This content has been machine translated.