In the organizer's words:

A Viennese concierge, reverently called "La Concierge" by a neighbor, recounts her life in a furious monologue. While she waits - for the professor, for love, for Paris - she opens nine imaginary doors and gives an insight into the fate of the residents of the house: the arrogant countess with her poodle, the excessive actor, the naive romantic, the singing Serb, the strict mademoiselle, the African family, the grandmother, the glorified soldier and the Viennese liars.

From all these stories emerges a grotesquely comic panorama of the city of Vienna: full of longing
full of longing, pain, irony and hunger for life. "La Concierge" is a solo for an actress - rhythmic, eloquent and gripping. A tragicomic heroine between letterboxes, semi-parterre and the unfulfilled dream of Paris.

"La Concierge" is a bitterly funny, deeply human solo about longing, dignity and
and futility. The concierge is at once chronicler, victim and perpetrator - a Viennese archetype, a tragicomic heroine who spends her entire life on the threshold: between doors, between classes, between dream and wrecking ball.

With Gabriele Welker by Michael Moritz