Christl Sittenauer

KOMPLIZIN — politically adorned - musically served They say it takes a village to raise a child. To master a life, it takes accompliceship. In her second stage program, Christl Sittenauer embarks on a search for the allies in her everyday life. For those who have been there for a long time, those she still needs, and also for those she'd rather do without. The great bard J. F. M. J. Merz recently sang worriedly about the "missing networks, especially among women." But Christl Sittenauer can reassure the worrier, because she seeks and finds. Rita, the topless swimmer, retirees in camouflage-beige, a colleague who prefers to paint facades rather than maintain them, the virtual treadmill trainer René and Monica Lewinsky. They are all part of an unspoken secret society, in which one finds oneself sometimes voluntarily, sometimes involuntarily. A program about sisterhood, white lies, altruism, the necessity of disobedience, people pleasing and skinny jeans.