Elizabeth Löffler / LizArt Productions
Fix me if you can
Elisabeth Löffler, together with Frans Poelstra and Yosi Wanunu, invites audiences to join her on a humorous journey into her childhood. Her sit-down comedy Fix Me If You Can tells the story of a family in search of a miracle, a family that does everything it can to achieve a better future for their child – a future on two legs. At the same time, it is the story of a child in pursuit of its very own mission in the name of god and love, supported by its personal painkiller, crooner Udo Jürgens.
Here’s a repair manual for a person with a disability: Start by denying them a wheelchair and telling them to walk. If that doesn’t get you the desired result, try praying and do so, if necessary, with increasing frequency and growing intensity. If that doesn’t work either, strap their legs to braces and stretch them until they have reached the adequate extent of straightness for a relaxed walk in the park. Should all these measures remain ineffective, travel to Lourdes, a small town in the south of France. When you get there, throw the person into sacred water and rely on the spiritual liquid to do the rest. In the event of continued non-curation, try repeating the same procedure the next year.
Elisabeth Löffler lives in Vienna. She has worked as an artist in the field of dance and performance for twenty years, and she is the co-founder of LizArt Productions. Her previous piece The Audition for the Role of Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything, which she showed together with performer Cornelia Scheuer, premiered at Kosmos Theater in Vienna in 2016 and was also shown at the 2017 edition of the Vienna Dance Festival ImPulsTanz and at the Tampere Theatre Festival in Finland. Elisabeth Löffler was one of the founding members of the mixed-abled dance group Bilderwerfer, whose artistic director was Daniel Aschwanden and with which she performed numerous shows in Austria and abroad. She also devised solo shows and collaborated with other artists, including Yosi Wanunu/toxic dreams or Ambitus – Gruppe für Neue Musik, in which she performed her own texts.
Credits
Credits
A solo show created by and featuring Elisabeth Löffler Directed by Frans Poelstra Text work/dramaturgy Yosi Wanunu Assistant directing Lina Michel Production management Kornelia Kilga
A co-production by LizArt Productions and brut Vienna. With the kind support of the City of Vienna’s Department of Cultural Affairs, the Austrian Federal Chancellor’s Office’s Department of Cultural Affairs and MAD Coproductions.
Dates & Tickets
January 2019
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
April 2019
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
17 € / 13 € / 9 €
brut im Café 7Stern Wohnzimmer
Siebensterngasse 31, 1070 Wien
Info
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Nordwestbahnstraße 8-10, 1200 Vienna
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Währinger Straße 59, 1090 Vienna
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Vogelweidplatz 13, 1150 Wien
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Zieglergasse 25, 1070 Wien
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Literaturhaus Wien
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Zieglergasse 26A , 1070 Wien
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