Stefan Waghubinger - Dass ich alt bin, ist mir neu

"There used to be fewer candles," observes cabaret artist Stefan Waghubinger on his birthday. And as he catches his breath after blowing them out, it dawns on him that he used to say "used to" far less often.

So what comes next when you realize: "My inner child could be my grandchild by now"? Stefan Waghubinger explores this question in his sixth stage programme. Amid cake crumbs, smartphones and balloons, he talks about failure, hope, and what ultimately really matters. As the apostle Paul already knew: "In the end, faith, hope and love remain".

But first there are a few things to sort out:
Would it be better to join a gym or go straight to the orthopedist?
Should you tackle that old list of good intentions or just cross it off?
And how many more tax returns until retirement?

With sharp observation and wonderfully skewed perspective, Stefan Waghubinger unfolds his view of life's absurdities. An evening about the happiness of ageing and the art of lying. Satirical and full of survival instinct.