Thomas Philipzen

In the organizer's words:

Part-time brains

Thomas Philipzen, part of the Münster cult cabaret STORNO, brings the sequel to his Best Of program to the stage. In Hirn in Teilzeit he races, playing, singing and improvising
improvising through the volatility of the political and social climate.
And in the meantime, it's giving our control center a real buzzing headache. How are 5.972 thousand trillion tons of this planet supposed to fit into a brain weighing just 1400 g? In order to properly ventilate the frontal lobe, courageous counter-laughter helps.
Unleashed, he oscillates between the new and the past, gets lost in the blackouts and blunders of modern man and realizes that people and troubleshooting are like fashion and flared trousers: no matter how awful, they always come back. An evening against a lack of cheerfulness and a rhythm disorder.
The winner of numerous cabaret awards has conquered German-speaking cabaret audiences over the last 30 years with his bizarre stories and songs, infectious enthusiasm and unmistakable wordplay. "Equally joyful and profound with wings for the soul" (WDR).