Alex Kristan
Dates
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Globe Wien - Marx Halle, Wien
Niavarani + Hoanzl GmbH*
Info
Alex Kristan is one of the defining voices of Austrian cabaret and is known for his incisive observations of everyday life, his versatility, and his unmistakable sense of humor. In his show “Born to be Child,” he explores a theme that affects many people alike: the tension between childlike carefreeness and the demands of adulthood.
At the heart of the show is the question of how to preserve personal freedom, a zest for life, and curiosity while societal expectations, responsibilities, and habits increasingly shape everyday life. Alex Kristan examines these contrasts with his characteristic eye for interpersonal quirks and social developments. In doing so, he addresses themes that shape modern life and combines them with humorous observations and incisive commentary.
“Born to be Child” explores various facets of adult life and sheds light on everyday contradictions. Role models, the desire for self-improvement, coming to terms with aging, and current social trends are examined from a humorous perspective. The result is a show that draws on personal experiences as well as developments that many people can relate to in their daily lives.
A central theme is the idea of not completely losing one’s childlike view of the world. For Alex Kristan, adulthood does not mean merely conforming or meeting external expectations, but also the ability to retain curiosity, spontaneity, and humor. This interplay of self-reflection and entertainment serves as a common thread running through the entire program.
His stage work is characterized by a combination of incisive satire, linguistic precision, and a close connection with the audience. With “Born to be Child,” Alex Kristan builds on this style, creating a cabaret show that addresses current social issues without losing sight of his personal perspective. Humor serves not only as a means of entertainment but also as a way to view everyday challenges from a new perspective.
Through a blend of keen observation, timeless themes, and a lively stage presence, “Born to be Child” appeals to a broad audience. The program entertainingly explores the questions that many people grapple with throughout their lives, combining cabaret, humor, and social commentary into a varied and engaging experience.