Mäc Härder - "Life Begins When the Dog Dies and the Kids Move Out"

The title of Mäc Härder's new cabaret show says it all: "Life Begins When the Dog Dies and the Kids Move Out". Finally you have time again. Finally your own place to yourself. No more hiding beer and red wine from the TV, no more planning vacations around school holidays. Finally free. Finally time for yourself.

New questions arise: Will I visit Naples or Nepal? Will I go to Bayreuth or Beirut? Will I cross the Alps on foot, by bike, or on an elephant? Will I go to a classical concert or a heavy metal festival? Or will I simply sit in a rocking chair and rock myself into my own world? In any case, I have time for a good book and the house is quiet. Though sometimes it's a bit too quiet. It's also a shame that no one solves my computer and phone problems anymore. But one thing is certain: now the party can begin. The champagne is already chilling.

With bubbly lightness, Mäc Härder navigates his new cosmos, his new world of freedom and independence. Of course, he also has a few Franconian delicacies in his luggage, so the audience can look forward to a cheerful and enjoyable evening.