What will happen now, he wonders? A theater director's mysterious play commission has brought movement into the life of Alfred Dorfer's stage character. And: now the move is imminent. One man, one room, two banana boxes. An empty room, full of memories. What's next? At best, the removal company. That force that creates change for the time being. And that's what Dorfer's protagonist believes in: the positive power of change. If "moving" means change, then is every change simultaneously a move for itself?
What remains are the neighbors. Different people, buffeted by relationship mischief and other follies, degenerating into caricatures of themselves through grandiose failure and the search for a way out of banality.
Alfred Dorfer presents snapshots of breaking up and arriving in his new solo program. Episodes from the neighbourhood serve as windows on the world and also allow a glimpse into a future in which idealists are finally understood as useful idiots.Alfred Dorfer acts virtuously in the parallel worlds he has invented, plays with roles and perspectives and presents a fast-paced and complex one-man theatre.
The Viennese Alfred Dorfer is one of the most important satirists and authors in the German-speaking world, which he sees as his stage. Dorfer has been awarded the German Kleinkunstpreis, the Bavarian Cabaret Prize and the Swiss Cornichon, among others.
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