Klaus Birk - Oh Heimatländ!

Performance at the Renitenztheater Stuttgart.

This time, the cabaret artist, author of Mäulesmühle (Hannes & der Bürgermeister), columnist and writer of countless TV and radio scenes, dedicates himself to the wonder of the south.
It's spring in the Städt, Love isch in se är and Birk comes to the Renitenz and sings: Kein Heimatländ in dieser Zeit, als hier das unsre weit und breit!
Although many a figure of light has become a candlestick on the arm of history, the Birk does not allow himself to be deprived of hope or joy, he reads, tells, plays, reports, cheerfully, thoughtfully and contemplatively.
Even if he knows that no matter how difficult life is, a corner will be found somewhere. Nevertheless, he is happy about "the Länd" in the wörld of green, is fascinated by the digital of the unsuspecting, by the well-being of bees and apple happiness, by friendship in times of crisis and by love, which is by far the most beautiful thing?
And so he joins in with everyone: "Kommet zu Hauff, oh kommet! It's really the full fun to live in the Länd of Baden-Schwaben-Berg, se Länd of Pöts and Sinkers - of se Dichter und Denker, of Schillermän änd Hölderländ, of Käbbler, OneStone änd se Hesse.
So Völker hears the signals: Kommet in The Länd - mir brauchen you! Oh come you creators, lovers, come. Come to se Birk and to se Promis Länd. Come to se Renitenz.