What 5 items would you pack in your bag? Your phone? Wallet? Pocket knife? A basil potted plant? How about some luck? Pocket luck is much more than just the cheap New Year's good luck charm that gets moldy between coins and sticks to a single expired cough drop from years ago. It's the magic Mary Poppins uses when her pedagogical knowledge runs out. It's the compass that guides you on an impulsive, booze-fueled trip to America planned on a whim. It's the little spark of luck you need for the Austrian Railways to actually arrive on time. The Leatherman of fate is at home in the most diverse places, from Levi's trouser pockets to Louis Vuitton dog hammock handbags. Because often all you really need to have in your pocket is a bit of luck. How to master life with this universal tool and how it has already rescued her from many tight spots is told by the award-winning cabaret artist Evelin Pichler in her new solo program "Pocket Luck." An entertaining evening awaits you, full of punchlines, wordplay and sarcasm that will exercise your funny bone and brain cells. "In a barking dialect, Pichler hits her marks with precision." (Falter)
