Christian Springer’s current solo program: “not important”

Christian Springer intervenes. For this he is known, respected and loved by many. Also feared by some. “But then we hit the right people,” he laughs. Christian Springer doesn't hear anything that falls below the belt. His head and diaphragm are more important to him; smartasses get on his nerves.

In a mixture of subtlety and malice, he talks about his world, which is uproariously funny and just as thought-provoking. “What Christian Springer understands by cabaret goes miles beyond the spoken word. Because he is right in the middle of the action and is considered the most committed German cabaret artist. He doesn't care about anything. “When I am reborn, I will open a second-hand shop for used Instagram posts and worn-out blogs.” But until then he explains to us why something like wind power is despised in Bavaria: “Franz Josef Strauss already said: Who in Bavaria If you want to have wind, you should eat sauerkraut.”

He is known from Bavarian Television's “Slaughterhouse”. But if you want to get to know him properly, you should enjoy the program, that doesn't matter.

Admission: 7 p.m