Stefan Waghubinger "Have I told you this already?"

The mirror he holds up this time is a broken rearview mirror from parking, and anyone who wants can see Waghubinger in it again. Austrian whining and grumbling, but with German thoroughness. When someone fails so grandiosely and comically in thoughts, words, and deeds as Waghubinger does, all he can do is keep getting up, give himself a push, and sit back on the bar stool. Since planning for the future has never quite worked out for him, this time he looks back and a little to the side. The best stories, for which this artistic figure is loved, are retold and twisted into a rollercoaster of emotions with new anecdotes and attempts at explanations. Waghubinger thinks and speaks so close to reality that one sometimes believes to see it more clearly than in the theater of one's own world. The famous mirror he holds up this time is a broken rearview mirror from parking, and anyone who wants can see themselves, the world, or simply Waghubinger again in it. Philosophical grumbling and loving meanness. The Allgemeine Zeitung Mainz writes about him: "Light as a feather and polished. There are only a few cabaret artists who can match Waghubinger's mastery of language – and there are very few colleagues whose polished texts float so lightly through the hall." Stefan himself only says that he engages in Austrian whining and grumbling, but with German thoroughness.