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Friday, 10/2/2026
at 8:00 PM



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Here speaks Elisabeth, not "Sissi"! The Empress reveals a side that surprises: self-critical, contemplative, angry! She reflects on the fractures of her life – on marriage, childbirth obligations, beauty cult, and her struggle for self-determination. In doing so, she also confronts her own role and privileges: “Not being interested in politics is a privilege,” Elisabeth realizes. For she could travel wherever she wanted, withdraw whenever she wanted, and enjoy her extraordinary wealth.
But in the end, her path leads her to a realization that transcends her time: Freedom cannot be possessed alone. A woman is only truly free when all women are free.

An intense theater evening about power and powerlessness, responsibility and emancipation, questions that have lost none of their relevance to this day. With her captivating monologue, Mareike Fallwickl bridges the gap from the first women's movement to the feminism of the present.

Entrance: 19:30

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