Alfred Dorfer impresses with new solo "Gleich" in Vienna

When the punchline comes casually yet hits the mark, Alfred Dorfer is on stage.

In his eighth solo program "Gleich", the Viennese cabaret artist remains true to his style: With charming self-irony and a precise eye on social developments, he dissects everyday life. Dorfer playfully engages with language and expectations, switching between storytelling and reflection – always with a keen sense for nuances.

Everyday Life Under the Microscope

The title "Gleich" is as ambiguous as it is programmatic. What seems the same becomes a point of friction for Dorfer. Whether it's political debate, interpersonal absurdity, or personal memory – the multiple award-winning satirist brings his observations to the point with ease.

An example? In his first mime class, he played a sunflower – a good one, as he emphasizes. Dorfer uses such absurd anecdotes not only for comedy but also as a mirror of our sensibilities.

Humor with Depth

"Gleich" is not a classic cabaret program with skits and punchlines. It is an entertaining one-man theater piece that stimulates thought processes while making you laugh. Dorfer once again proves that humor and depth are not contradictory.

An Evening for Reflection and Laughter

Those who experience Alfred Dorfer live get more than a cabaret evening – they receive an invitation to a joint reflection on what moves us. With a fine sense of language and timing, Dorfer manages to convey even serious topics with ease.

>>> Tickets for the performance at the Vienna State Opera on July 11

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