Rolf Miller - If not now, then when!

Rolf Miller's 8th program! With "No Reason for Concern" and "Facts," he finally achieves a breakthrough - with "Primary" and "Watch Out," the brilliant satirist not only continues to build on his success but also reaches an even larger audience - and with "If Not Now, Then When," Rolf Miller will certainly accomplish one thing again: elegantly stumbling around the elephant in the room. Because that is his character: stubborn as a sack of cement - which can only be allowed thanks to his humor. Grandiosely ignorant, vibrantly dull, and completely half-informed. As always, the comedian stoically embodies the rock in the surf, confidently looking away, grandstanding on important topics without saying anything of substance; and of course, he notices everything except his own failures. The more everything around him collapses, the more we cannot grasp how this rooster fails to see what is happening. "He just doesn't get it," one would say in real life. Fortunately, this dangerously misguided vehicle remains on stage. "Contrary Fascination," Roger Willemsen once said about it: the observer can look down when watching the jungle camp and thus indulge in it. Contrary to the perpetrator. However, Miller manages the "narrow balancing act," as he would incorrectly call it; portraying his character on one hand, while also reflecting our own failures on the other; fortunately, with his registers of barely exaggerated satire, with exactly the lightness we know from him - and therefore we hardly notice how he at least sedates the elephant: "...if not when, uh then ... now ... so uh ... in terms of ... practically ..." It's not enough to not think about it; one must also be incapable of expressing it. Part 8!!!