In the organizer's words:

HG. Butzko, the inventor of the buddy cabaret, takes aim at the divisions in society in his new program - relentlessly, pointedly and without frills.
He holds up a mirror between all fronts and shows that cabaret is more than just playing.

He doesn't just want to play

Some say so, others say so, and the rest ask themselves: "Is that really all there is to it?" But apparently only "black or white" applies here and nothing in between. Young against old, city against country, west against east, and always head to head.
But how good that HG. Butzko, the inventor of the buddy cabaret, winner of all the major cabaret awards and a permanent fixture on all satirical shows. One man, one bar table, one opinion! No frills, no fuss!

And at a time when society is being divided, HG. Butzko now dares to do something new: an act on a tightrope, a balancing act on a fine line, and the pigeonhole into which he wants to be pigeonholed has fallen out of the frame.

Because in a thoroughly polarized world in which two sides are constantly sniping at each other, the Gelsenkirchen brain pacemaker knows no relatives and no mercy, sparing neither one side nor the other, and certainly not himself. And as a reward, he is mobbed by both sides.
Or in other words: Anyone who wants to experience for themselves how a meat loaf feels between two halves of a bread roll - welcome to HG.Butzko's new cabaret, because: He doesn't just want to play