Mario Barth (Additional Show)

When Mario Barth brings his new, incredibly funny stories from everyday relationships to the stage in "Men Are Nothing Without Women," there’s no stopping him. In every tour city, the King of Comedy is celebrated frantically. The audience is at his feet, cheering wildly. His spot-on analyses of the ordinary madness between men and women produce one laugh after another – for instance, when his wife sends him to the supermarket with a simple shopping list – butter and tomatoes. This leads to a ridiculous exchange that Mario Barth delivers with exaggerated gestures, unmistakable facial expressions, and his keen sense for absurd everyday dialogues. Mario Barth delves into fundamental questions of cohabitation and comes to the conclusion: Women cannot say nothing. And when they say nothing, they communicate through their breathing. How that works is parodied excellently by the three-time world record holder. Women have more questions than men have answers – not because men don’t want to answer, but simply because there are no answers. Mario Barth has delightful examples for this as well and pulls out all the stops of his talent. Sometimes he even wonders if everything about the coexistence of men and women has already been said. "But then something happens, and you think: How cool is that?" However, his new program is not only about women. Mario is now an eight-time godfather, and some of the children are in the midst of puberty. This immediately evokes memories of his own youth, when there was no internet, no smartphone, and no Instagram. Today, communication has become more challenging: His 15-year-old godson speaks in complete sentences – and Mario still doesn’t understand him. With "Men Are Nothing Without Women," Mario Barth is well on his way to breaking his own records. Numerous additional shows are scheduled until 2026. The comedian explains his success like this: "I just really enjoy it. It’s incredibly fun for me to be on stage. And my fans can tell. The world has gone crazy, but we just make the best of it by laughing."