René Sydow

In the organizer's words:

In full sentences

It could leave you speechless: the old are moaning, the young are tweeting, the woken are gendernizing, the assis are prolling, the right is dividing, the left too. Only the smart ones have fallen silent.
That's over now!
Germany's most eloquent cabaret artist is now speaking out about what is being covered up, hushed up and talked about in our language and society. He dissects the language of domination and internet babble, lets the hot air out of frothers and busybodies, exposes phrase-mongers and word-mongers. Where others blather, he talks straight. Where people babble, he states the facts. Instead of blah-blah, there are thoughts. Instead of larifari: sense.
And when the audience asks: "Can you say it like that?", the cabaret artist answers: "Yes, but only in full sentences."