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His program “My Speech” was well received: In the well-known manner, Bruno Jonas took the stage with bite and wit with few props.
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Bruno Jonas led his Tölz audience through a demanding cabaret evening full of humor, mockery and criticism.
In particular, he cross-examined the traffic light government.
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While some of his colleagues were giving their all at the strong beer tapping in Munich on Wednesday evening, the ex-Barnabas from Nockherberg was in no way inferior to them.
Bruno Jonas lit fireworks of the Bavarian language in the Tölzer Kurhaus and took his audience on a rollercoaster ride with sparkling intellect, astute mockery and sharp-tongued humor.
Bruno Jonas packages his current stage program in the form of a speech
His solo program “My Speech” demanded the audience's receptiveness and ability to classify things - so the cabaret artist liked to work through philosophical theories to his punchlines.
Daring – but they ignited.
Jonas packaged his program in the form of a speech - but of course the 71-year-old didn't last long behind the "self-assembly Ikea desk of the 'Edmund' edition, which makes throat-clearing noises during pauses in speech."
As expected, he really brought more than just a speech.
He rushed forward, grumbling passionately and getting a little more angry.
In between there were self-written poems and singing performances.
Bruno Jonas sharply criticizes the traffic light government and the Green Party politicians
The Tölzer Kurhaus was well attended on Wednesday evening when the famous cabaret artist performed.
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He treated various political topics in a caustic and controversial manner.
The traffic light government, especially Chancellor Olaf Scholz and the Green politicians Annalena Baerbock and Robert Habeck, got their fat off.
Because truth, according to Jonas, has no place in politics.
Ever since Immanuel Kant, we have known that truth must be practical.
“That’s why Scholz can’t remember a lot of things.
If he remembered the truth.
.
., he couldn't need that.” During his political studies, he learned that the function of states is, among other things, to represent interests, said Jonas.
“You can't exactly say that about the Federal Republic.” And he followed up: “Can we still ask the question whether Germany is allowed to have interests at all?” Here and there he didn't miss a ride on the razor's edge.
“My goal used to be that most people would leave during the break.”
Mocking of the term “feminist foreign policy” coined by Baerbock
Lower Bavaria is particularly fond of the term “feminist foreign policy” coined by Baerbock.
“I am sure that her feminist foreign policy will be well received in the Arab Emirates.” The Foreign Minister’s statement, which has already been critically discussed publicly, that she would support further sanctions against Russia, “regardless of what her voters think,” was a great opportunity for the artist .
“Sure, the Annalena will fight on the side of Ukraine.
In their costumes in different muted colors.” Regarding the war, he commented: “I wonder how climate-friendly it all is.” Further: “But you don't read a word about the CO2 emissions caused by the wars,” he criticized to the media.
Finally he managed to give a “praise” à la Jonas: “At least Habeck now knows what bankruptcy is.” He grinned maliciously.
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“My speech”: varied program with scenes from real life
The cabaret artist also treated his audience to lighter passages and got the loudest screams with a scene taken from life: he enthusingly described his experiences on hold at an internet provider and staged his phone call with the Saxon service employee, and later the installation appointment with technician 'Herbert' in his Apartment.
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Back at the political round-up, he “dealt with” the climate crisis.
“Stop, climate catastrophe.
We started with a change.” His statements about gender-neutral language are no less smug.
“It cannot be ignored that there is a difference between men and women.
And I have to admit: I like him.
Even as a teenager.
Very much so.” Nevertheless, he also decided to differentiate more and addressed the audience as “dear bodies”.
He received loud laughs when he philosophized about the minimum age for childcare: At a time when children are being put in crèches before they reach the age of one, he is waiting for the next increase.
“Maybe we can release the fertilized egg soon.”
He was already shaved.
But a Bruno Jonas can do it and is allowed to do it too.
So the star cabaret artist sent the around 400 guests home after just under three hours.
In the luggage: a good portion of subtle humor and a few impulses for thought.
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