Christine Prayon — farewell tour

Would you like to know what you can get for your money here? Of course, I'd love to.

Christine Prayon is not going to do a cabaret in the common sense she is no longer interested in pure criticism of the existing if alternatives and utopias are not talked about at the same time, she also thinks that it is time to save the world but she cannot alone what she cannot do and wants much less is sitting at the piano and singing about so-called women's issues for that she is completely wrong if they expect that, she will be bitterly disappointed, so expect They would rather have nothing than their viewing habits They will be undermined anyway, oh yes and Birte Schneider is not on stage this evening either, who is that anyway.

Now you know what you're not getting. More is not yet revealed at this stage, but Christine Prayon would like to tell you something in person:

Beloved audience! With “Abschiedstour”, I rely on the really big feelings after spending years on the very small feelings with my first program “Die Diplom-Animatöse” (because I am often asked about it: A small feeling is, for example, so mediocre sympathy towards a very good acquaintance). If feelings are important to you, but you also like to think something to relax, you should definitely take a look at this program. It'll be my last. So make sure you get tickets quickly.

Perhaps the word “farewell tour” triggers astonishment, sadness or even panic in you. It doesn't matter. That is exactly what I and my management intend to do. A farewell increases the market value of this cabaret product many times over thanks to the emotional charge. It doesn't matter which farewell it's about:

Does Christine Prayon say goodbye to the stage? It's possible. A woman in her mid-40s is an aesthetic provocation and, if she really loves her audience, she is better off withdrawing from the public eye without being asked.

Is the cabaret dead? It's possible. When politicians try themselves as clowns, clowns run into politics.

Or are we talking about a big farewell? About the end of capitalism? Possible. — — — FOOLED!! Not possible, of course. Capitalism is the last thing, but there is no alternative to it. End of discussion.

So which farewell now? Like I said — it doesn't matter. The main thing is that you're curious now.

Christine Prayon, also known as Birte Schneider from the today show, has already received numerous awards, including the German Cabaret Prize, the German Cabaret Prize and the Dieter Hildebrandt Prize.