showtimesGunkl
Transitions with filler without claim to completeness. I'm preoccupied with the question of whether there is such a thing as felt feeling. And then of course, if felt feeling actually exists, whether that can continue arbitrarily; meaning, one doesn't actually feel, but it feels as if one did. If that works, must one really, truly, and genuinely feel that one is feeling, or is it enough if one – so to speak in second derivative – merely feels that? But I assume this question really only occupies me, so in this program I'll rather discuss other things. - Gunkl. "Gunkl represents a loss like Monk would be... what makes him so fascinating as a cabaret artist are basically three things: he thinks more, he understands what he thinks, and he formulates flawlessly and precisely" (Kleinkunst.at). "A new dimension... thought acrobatics of the virtuoso sort: incredibly fascinating – and simultaneously also a bit exhausting" (Neue Zürcher Zeitung)
