Matthias Brodowy - Klappstuhl und ich

In the organizer's words:

A satirical-musical reading
"It all started with the hipster who fell into the gully. Or no, actually it all started with a burnout and the realization that the day must have 36 hours, which failed miserably despite all attempts to bend the space-time continuum. Thanks to a bargain-hunting Latin teacher, I suddenly came across this folding chair, which showed me one thing:
Nothing is more satirical than reality!" (M.B.)

In his reading, cabaret artist Matthias Brodowy presents a slow-motion road movie with quirky characters such as a very haunted mortician, a policeman who is dressed far too tightly and an extremely ominous salsa teacher in a café in Baden at the end of the world.
The reading is accompanied by numerous guitar sounds and catchy tunes.
Brodowy received the cabaret prize "Das schwarze Schaf" from Hanns Dieter Hüsch in 1999 and has been awarded the "Prix Pantheon", the "Gaul von Niedersachsen" and the German Cabaret Prize, among others.