
Democracy, economy, environment, hope for a better future – is everything going downhill? Florian Scheuba embarks on a Bachwatch mission to the riverbank and confronts escalating tendencies of doom with the defiant construction of humor dams. Many questions arise for him: Should the 'Yes, of course' piglet become Minister of Agriculture? Does Donald Trump have a 'kitchen credenza problem' – a jump in the head, loose screw, not all cups on the shelf? Do autocrats still have to pretend to tell the truth when lying? And does the principle 'one says so, the other says so, we say: so-so...' apply to Austria, which is perpetually neutral? Are we really better off if others are worse? Is an asshole electable if it is 'our asshole'? Can one still say everywhere today that one is not allowed to say anything anywhere anymore? And what exactly is satire allowed to do? Florian Scheuba counters the madness of the present with wit and proves that laughter is the best form of self-defense.
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Mariahilfer Straße 81
Source: Eventim
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