Michael Hatzius and the Lizard - Cabaret with an animal puppet stage
What's it about?
A reptile with a big mouth, quirky animals and improv comedy: Michael Hatzius brings a cosmos full of quirky characters and black humor to the stage with his lizard. - For their fans, the lizard has long been a guru. The reptile full of experiences, stories and wisdom lays its cards on the table. Fully enlightened and perfectly highlighted by the multi-award-winning puppeteer Michael Hatzius, who skillfully seems to disappear into the aura of the big-mouthed reptile.Who leads whom and what holds the world together at its core? Can a chicken have spiritual experiences? How do pigs bully each other? What is a camel looking for on the stalk of a tick? These are just some of the questions from an animal cosmos that seems not so dissimilar to ours.The audience is invited to a humorous audience with an open heart and a big mouth, where the viewer himself is also happy to be the focus of attention. So you can look forward to exquisite improvisations."This evening doesn't feel like a solo. The puppeteer Hatzius has brought a whole host of quirky characters with him. There's the tick arguing with the fairy tale prince, the rabbit being harassed by the carrot, or the chicken trying to overcome its laying inhibition with pelvic floor exercises. They all have one thing in common: they are not cute, but either veritable jerks or pathetic creatures... Hatzius adds a magnificent facet to the very lively puppetry scene. His nasty critters pleasantly stand out from all the irrelevant cuteness. Basically, the Berliner is the cabaret artist among puppet comedians. Although he refrains from being superficially and flatly political, a lot resonates. Hatzius is unique in the industry. Only one being can overshadow him: the lizard." (Allgemeine Zeitung Mainz)"The dramaturgy is spot on, the gag density is high, intelligent, original and black-humored, spiced with wordplay and improv interludes - the Ernst Busch graduate proves that puppetry also works for adults." (Badische Zeitung)"A bull's eye. When Hatzius leans in his office chair with the giant lizard on his lap and breathes life into this cigar-smoking mixture of Ekel Alfred, omniscient macho and the Godfather, the audience revels in a frenzy of the senses" (General Anzeiger Bonn)
Where?
Theater an der Wien
Rheinparkweg 1, 50679, Köln (Deutz)
Source: eventfinder.at
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