Simon Pearce

Simon Pearce has still not lost the joy of the stage and, above all, of life.
Now it's happened.
The 40 is here. Simon Pearce has less than ten years left in the advertising-relevant target group.
And suddenly you start asking yourself questions.
Can I be a good father, even though I still feel like a child myself?
Do I have to change my behavior now so that I don't look like an unpleasantly young substitute teacher?
Can I take part in climate marches without looking like a spy for the boomers?
Should I be annoyed or happy that the police no longer classify me as a threat?
Maybe you don't always have to choose.
Maybe you don't have to take an extreme position on everything, but instead listen to both sides.
A hybrid life model.
And nothing suits Simon Pearce better than that.
The Bavarian-Nigerian energy packet loves the alternation between funny anecdotes and social tips, the quick gag as well as the clever punchline and the loud tones as well as thoughtful passages.
"Is he an actor now, or a comedian?
Is he doing comedy or cabaret?"
It doesn't matter.
He's just a hybrid.
In any case, it's funny, as he has proven many times, and that's the most important thing for a successful evening.
Pearce comes from the generation that has probably experienced the greatest amount of growth and is now realizing for the first time that they need to take a break from time to time. But how can they deal with this?