Christoph Sieber — Carry on!

After a half-year break, Christoph Sieber is finally back on tour. And that's a good thing.

The world is full of disaster reports and it is right and important that someone alludes against insanity. In a world of doomsday scenarios, Sieber makes it clear: Hope dies last. In the end, humor prevails. Giving up is not an option.

Many people called out to him at the end of his last program: Mr. Sieber, please continue! And he always just said: I can't help myself. What else do we have to do but move on?

“Carrying on” is about us. About social trials and tribulations, about cohesion and what divides us.

As always, Christoph Sieber garnishes current political cabaret with the major topics of our time: soccer, politics, society and the question of why naked men go shopping so rarely.

All of this is decorated with song, dance and a whole series of figures that are taken from the middle of life. There is a reunion with baker Häberle, Charity-Dieter and Sieber's long-lost brother finally has his say.

Not only those who appreciate Sieber from television should definitely see him live. Because nothing makes political cabaret more important than laughing, complaining, crying and then drinking a beer together in the foyer knowing that it goes on.

Life is too serious not to laugh about it. True to the motto: You have to laugh so that it can get stuck in your throat. And who, if not Sieber, could oppose the general murmur of doom with his vision: The rise of the world!