Lazy Women

In the organizer's words:

Women. Laziness. Fun! Therese Lösch and Ensemble set off in search of La Dolce Vita - far away from work-life balances and fitness challenges. Together they develop an evening that plays with the taboo of idleness - and the longing for it. According to recent studies, work is one of the biggest climate killers and being lazy is therefore the best strategy for preserving the planet. But what the hell is that supposed to look like in practice?

"Lazy Women" explores with relish the contradiction between our own actions and social ideals and role models. The forty years of life that lie between the two actresses and their attitude to their profession also become a topic: the older one with her decades of experience in the theater ensemble and the fear of being "discarded". The younger one with the worry of not "getting in". Both long for meaning in an activity that others don't always call work. How do we define work? What do we mean when we talk about doing nothing? Who are we when we are not working?

Players: Milena Schedle, Katharina Ortmayr | Director, text: Therese Lösch