Django Asül - Am Ende vorn

His annual year-in-review shows have long since become a cult phenomenon. Much like his traditional Maibock speeches at the Hofbräuhaus, which are the stuff of legend. But when Django Asül puts together a new stage programme, it's not about the petty day-to-day of politics and society - it's about the big questions: What can we learn from the swarm intelligence of locusts? Why does the so-called Generation Z deserve our support? How does Hans on the market square in Hengersberg keep things from escalating - and could that be a model for the world's current crisis hotspots? How did Django learn at the age of five that working and earning money are two very different things? Why did the 1981 Bundesjugendspiele convince him that justice simply cannot exist? In which situations should you give an answer without being asked? And what is the best remedy to get children and teenagers to happily put down their smartphones?

Django Asül's eighth solo programme holds its own against any precision instrument made in Germany. Two hours of self-help - without a word about politics, and all the funnier for it.