Quichotte

"It is always good to begin a press release with a quote." (Friedrich Nietzsche) You are right to ask yourself: Did he really say that? He didn't. But it would be a nice start for such a text, which is supposed to overcome the difficulty of explaining something that you simply have to experience live. After all, there are phenomena whose effect on pictures or in explanations does not come close to the live experience: auroras, for example, or a naked mole rat. You have to see something like that with your own eyes. Just like this stage program.
Sure, you could extol the hilarious stories that Quichotte knows how to tell about himself and the errors of mankind. You could devote yourself to the touching poetry with which he takes the side of those whose social voice is barely heard. One could mention the symphony of nuances with which he plays to the audience and is political without being obtrusive. One could of course mention the freestylerap, which brings the room to the boil every time - with the audience interacting. And, of course, we should talk about the songs that dress the whole thing up in a musical guise.
But would that be enough to describe something that can only fully unfold for the audience on stage? You guessed it. So why don't you pack a sparkler and watch Quixote turn the creative inside of his head inside out. And perhaps, despite all your reticence, you will then realize: It's all not much less than a spectacle.