Best of Johannes Scherer - The Best of Johannes Scherer's Stage Shows

Who would have thought 20 years ago that one could conquer the cabaret and comedy stages of the country with "Scherereien" and perfect Hessian dialect? In 1998, Johannes Scherer went on tour for the first time - then alongside his congenial partner and radio colleague Robert Treutel ("Bodo Bach"). Four years later came his first solo show "Scherereien", for which he was immediately nominated for the prestigious cabaret prize "Prix Pantheon". Over the years, five more solo programmes from this TV and radio presenter followed.

With the "BEST OF" tour, Scherer - born in 1973 in Alzenau-Wasserlos, raised in Schöllkrippen in the Aschaffenburg district - celebrates his 20-year stage anniversary. He takes his audience on a journey through his previous shows: a mix of stand-up, cabaret and parody from the programmes "Scherereien", "Scherereien 2.0 Reloaded", "Dumm klickt gut", "Asoziale Netzwerke" and the current programme "Keinangsthasen".

In his more recent programmes, Scherer parodies less frequently and instead brings relevant topics to the stage: he settles accounts with insecure consumers, automatic friend-finders, worried citizens, radical Thermomix enthusiasts and everyone else who leaves their communication garbage uninvited. The guys from the "DFB-Kantina" also get their say, his favourite Italian Luigi and the now-retired Terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger - to whom Scherer lent his more or less German voice in the 2007 Simpsons film.

The programme runs for over two hours. Scherer is the recipient of the Franconian Cabaret Prize 2012.