Daphne de Luxe — Cheer up, Chest out!

In “Cheer up, chest out! “Daphne de Luxe devotes herself to the pitfalls of everyday life with her usual cheerfulness and self-irony and gets to the bottom of social phenomena by once again taking a very amusing look at the behavior of her own family.

Self-deprecating, authentic and with a wink, Daphne de Luxe skilfully demonstrates humor and attitude when she amusing topics such as influencers, disgust fascination, role-playing games or other curiosities in the lives of her relatives. After all, who is better to observe their everyday peculiarities than the — sometimes more or less loved — family members. But the humorist's own reflection is of course never neglected when looking critically.

The master of self-irony revels in memories of family reunions, uses exhilarating kitchen psychology to analyze the strange hobbies of relatives as well as the strange career aspirations of the younger generation, philosophizes about our sometimes contradictory way of life and explains the peculiarities of her fellow human beings in a highly entertaining way. “Cheer up, chest out! “But it also stands for not hanging your head at every opportunity, but looking at life with a wink and looking for reasons to laugh. In any case, this program is a good start!

The much-talked about mother-in-law, nephew John-Pierre, unloved sister-in-law Heidrun and her daughter Leonie offer plenty of material for amusing anecdotes from the life of Daphne de Luxe. And of course, the adversities of everyday life don't stop at house cat Schrödi, who now has to take heart medication and likes to use the vacuum cleaner robot as a taxi to the litter box.

The humorist impresses with her very special mix of stylish performance, amusing entertainment, tongue-in-cheek self-irony, cabaret depth, unconditional authenticity and touching singing. New songs and anecdotes, lots of humor and self-irony provide mercilessly good entertainment and let the audience forget their everyday life for at least two hours or laugh heartily about their own challenges.