Capitalism is in crisis, and nobody knows this better than capitalism itself. People talk about it a lot behind its back. But it also has redeeming qualities, or so at least it claims. Eager to get out of its present malaise, capitalism becomes a person and seeks out three people who might be of help. It goes to a hotel suite to meet with a prominent Austrian psychoanalyst to discuss its fears and feelings. Shunned and rejected by so many adults, it goes to Volksgarten to find admiration from a child. And, in search of eternal answers, it visits a pastoral theologian in a church. In his three performances for Paranoia TV, Thomas Geiger shows how capitalism would justify itself if it were not a social order but a human being.

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