Christoph Sieber is finally back on tour. And that’s a good thing.

The world is full of news about catastrophes, so it is right and important for someone to take a stand against the madness. In a world of doomsday scenarios, Sieber makes one thing clear: hope dies last. In the end, humor triumphs. Giving up is not an option.

At the end of his last show, many people called out to him: "Mr. Sieber, please keep going!"

"Weitermachen" (Keep Going) is about us—about societal confusion and chaos, about solidarity, and about what divides us.
As always, Christoph Sieber spices up his topical political satire with the big themes of our time: soccer, politics, society, and the question of why naked mole-rats so rarely go shopping.

All this is embellished with song, dance, and a whole host of characters drawn straight from real life. We see the return of Baker Häberle and "Charity-Dieter," and Sieber’s long-lost brother finally gets a chance to speak.

It isn't just fans who know Sieber from television who should experience him live; nothing defines political satire quite like laughing, complaining, and crying together—and then sharing a beer in the foyer afterward, knowing that life goes on.

Life is too serious not to laugh about it. True to the motto: You have to laugh so that the laughter can get stuck in your throat. And who better than Sieber to counter the general doom-and-gloom chatter with his own vision: the "World-Rise" (a counter-concept to the apocalypse)?

Doors open at 7:30 PM.