"Guys, I want to be braver," Sandra Sprünken, known to everyone as Sprünky, decided at some point. A good idea. But how?

Courage was clearly defined in childhood: Pranking the neighbors, running through the cemetery at night, eating an earthworm.

As an adult, you have tests of courage 24 hours a day. How do you dare to start a new series? How can I just tell the hairdresser that my new hairstyle looks like shit? And can't you store online without reading reviews for hours beforehand?

And then the real life tests of courage: Dating - when it gets even more blatant Relationships. And then? Marriage, home ownership, children? Or would you rather dare to do something completely different?

In her first solo program "Mutprobe!", Sprünky deals with all these topics, because ultimately everything culminates in the Mount Everest of tests of courage: Being yourself. For real. Without filters. Without fear of someone saying: "Wow, she's weird." Especially if you're very funny, like Sprünky.