Fee Brembeck

Getting older is exhausting, and being young also makes you tired. So it's a good thing that Fee Brembeck, the cabaret artist, author, poetry slammer and opera singer, is waking people up across the generations with her new program. In it, she appears as a generation whisperer and combines poetic and clever thoughts with humor and social criticism.
Between fossil world views, climate stickers and gender activists, she mediates, asks the pressing questions of our time and answers them. Unless she doesn't know the answers. Then at least it asks new questions! Why is the younger generation considered woke but doesn't want to get up early? At what point do you become an old, white man and are you still allowed to play along? And how do you perform gender roles backwards and forwards?
Fee Brembeck takes a self-deprecating, critical but always loving look at her own generation and its absurdities as well as the idiosyncrasies of all those who can afford cabaret tickets.
An evening for young and old that combines humor with social criticism in an incomparable way. In the end, according to the Süddeutsche Zeitung, "you have no choice but to be enchanted by this fairy."