Mario Barth - Männer sind nichts ohne die Frauen

When Mario Barth brings his new, insanely funny stories of everyday relationships to the stage in "Männer sind nichts ohne die Frauen", there is no stopping him. The King of Comedy is celebrated frenetically in every tour city. The audience lies raving at his feet.

His unerring analyses of the normal madness between husband and wife produce one fit of laughter after another - for example, when his wife sends him to the supermarket with a simple shopping list - butter and tomatoes. This develops into a ludicrous exchange of blows, which Mario Barth delivers with exaggerated gestures, unmistakable facial expressions and his unerring instinct for absurd everyday dialog.

Mario Barth gets to the bottom of fundamental questions about living together and comes to the realization that women cannot say nothing. And when they don't say anything, they communicate with their breathing. The three-time world record holder parodies how this works in the best possible way. Women have more questions than men have answers - not because men don't feel like answering, but because there are simply no answers. Mario Barth also has delicious examples of this and pulls out all the stops with his skills. Sometimes even he wonders whether everything has been said about men and women living together. "But then something happens and you think: How cool is that?"

But his new program is not just about women. Mario is now the godfather of eight children and some of them are in the middle of puberty. This immediately brings back memories of his own youth, when there was no internet, no smartphone and no Instagram. Today, communication has become more difficult: His 15-year-old godson speaks complete sentences - and Mario still doesn't understand him.

With "Männer sind nichts ohne die Frauen", Mario Barth is well on his way to breaking his own records. Numerous additional shows are scheduled until 2026. The comedian explains his success as follows: "I'm just up for it. I really enjoy being on stage. And my fans notice that. The world has gone crazy, but we just make the best of it by laughing."