Alfons - Wo kommen wir her? Wo gehen wir hin? Und gibt es dort genug Parkplätze?

As a young boy, it was still easy to get answers. "'Ask the concierge' - that's what they say in France," explains ALFONS. "In case you don't know what that is: La Concierge, that's like a janitor - only nice. They were in every apartment building in Paris back then. And she always knew what to do: La Concierge was my very first search engine!"

House no. 13 in Rue des Lyonnais also had its concierge - the same house that ALFONS moved into with his mother when he was a child. ALFONS has now grown up. And he is asking himself much bigger questions: Is the end of humanity already in sight? Or is there still light at the end of the tunnel? And if there is, at least an energy-saving light bulb? The search for answers leads the storyteller and puschel philosopher from the beginnings of humanity to the current crises; and, at the same time, back to his childhood home again and again - up and down the stairs, through the floors of the house in the Rue des Lyonnais.

ALFONS' new program is a touching, typically Alfonsian mélange of solo theater and cabaret; a delight with lasting after-effects: Tears in your eyes, warmth in your heart - and a hangover in your laughing muscles.