HG. Butzko: "He Doesn't Just Want to Play," Cabaret

Some say this, others say that, and the rest wonder: "Is that really all there is?" But apparently, with us, it's only "black or white" and nothing in between. Young against old, city against country, west against east, and always head against wall. But how good it is that there is HG. Butzko, the inventor of buddy cabaret, awarded all the major small arts prizes and constantly present in all satire shows. A man, a standing table, an opinion! No frills, no fuss! And in a time when the division of society is being pushed forward, HG. Butzko now dares something new: an act on the tightrope, a split on a narrow ridge, and the drawer into which he is supposed to be put has fallen out of the frame. Because in a highly polarized world, where two sides constantly insult each other, the Gelsenkirchen brain pacemaker knows no relatives and no mercy, sparing neither one side nor the other, and certainly not himself. And as a reward for this, he is insulted by both sides. Or in other words: If you want to experience firsthand what it feels like to be a liver cheese between two bread rolls - welcome to the new cabaret of HG. Butzko, because: he doesn't just want to play.