David Scheid: A work of art between cabaret and serious roles!

David Scheid: A work of art between cabaret and serious roles!

In an exclusive interview with ADABEI reporter Maria Eberhöfer, the popular influencer and cabaret artist David Scheid, known as “Influencer Dave”, gave exciting insights into his current projects. The Austrian artist, who is currently working on a new solo program, is planning the premiere in October in Vienna. In conversation with crown He revealed that he is at the end of his previous program “Dave & Jan – Ein Miststück” and that there are still a few tickets left for the performances in March.

Scheid is ambivalent about his role as “failed youth reporter Dave”. Although he sometimes finds the constant identification with this character stressful, he is happy about the positive feedback from the audience. Meanwhile, more serious role offers such as in the production “Des Teufels Bad” have also come into focus. “It was a casting request from outside,” says Scheid, who loves the challenge of working improvisedly. Despite his popularity, he does not fear that this role will stand in his way professionally as he actively seeks diverse opportunities to develop as an artist.

A glimpse into Dave's fears and dreams

In the interview, Scheid also shares his thoughts on artificial intelligence, which worries him. “There are people with really sick desires for power,” he explains as he reflects on the ghosts of our time. This is reminiscent of the satirical stories of Will Self, who ironically deals with the catastrophes of our world in his work “The Book of Dave”. How enotes describes a dystopian future in which people suffer under the rule of absurd beliefs.

In another conversation, Scheid comments on his prominence in everyday life. He realizes that his life has changed since he was recognized on the streets. “There's almost never a day when someone doesn't come up to me,” he says, although sometimes he wishes there was more distance in the way people address him. In a world full of challenges and changing expectations, Scheid's commitment to his upcoming projects and the search for new paths to artistic development remains unbroken.