Teresa Reichl

In the organizer's words:

Teresa Reichl is now almost 30 and has not achieved any of the goals she set herself at 16. No house, no husband, no children. But a girlfriend and a three-legged cat. And the stage instead of teaching. How are you supposed to know that you're an adult if you earn your money with jokes? And how are you supposed to earn your money with jokes if you suddenly get depressed? Life is colorful when you build all your own milestones, go from gig to therapy and don't have to panic about accidentally getting pregnant. Life is also wild when you're traveling between the village and the big city, between roast pork and iced latte with oat milk, between classic literature and Tiktok trends. And then your studies suddenly come to an end and you have to choose which insurance you want, even though it feels like you only came of age yesterday. So it's no surprise that Teresa prefers not to experience anything in her private life - and yet has plenty to talk about. Teresa talks about being in between, about not belonging and about the search for love - including the overwhelming demands when it arrives. When everything turns out differently than you always thought, there's only one thing to do: laugh about it. And that works quite well - so far. This content has been machine translated.