David Stockenreitner and Marvin Tare - Pretty Bad Friends

What's it about?

Pretty Bad Friends - they are the "Intouchables" of the young local comedy scene! And now they are teaming up for a joint show full of black humor, biting questions, and uncomfortable truths. After more than 30 years of life, David Stockenreitner finally says yes to bad influence. He's had enough of always being the good disabled person, only credited with courage and bravery - but never malice or annoyance. Yet, that's precisely part of true inclusion: being allowed to be unfair sometimes, even thinking the worst. Maybe even saying it. Marvin Tare balances somewhere between stand-up, cabaret, and culture-clash comedy. As the son of a Nigerian musician and an Ennstal social worker, he knows both sides: the outsider's perspective and Austrian bureaucracy. He makes the audience laugh - and sometimes fall silent. "Pretty Bad Friends" is not a classic comedy program. It's a dialogue about origin, disability, insecurity - and the question of whether you always have to work on yourself, or if it's enough to just be a little mean. Two men, one evening, zero scruples, but plenty of humor. Because what goes down, eventually comes back up. Sometimes with applause.

Where?

Kubinsaal am Schlosspark
Schlossgasse 9

Organiser: PixelWerk Gruber Florian