Timur Turga

Timur has been seeing the world through different eyes for a few years now. Almost blind and armed with a cane, he talks humorously about his everyday encounters. He is often put on the wrong train by "helpful" people or ends up in the wrong toilet. What his eyes can no longer grasp, his imagination replaces with images in his head, which he describes on stage and uses to embellish his anecdotes.
Timur captivates every member of the audience when he tells in an impressive and humorous way what has changed in his life since his eye disease: Nothing at all, really - except jogging.
With a lot of irony, he talks about everyday things: he rebuilds his annoying alarm clock, saves the panda bears from extinction and talks about his former job as a childcare worker.
Timur Turga tells the audience his point of view in a very charming way, opening everyone's eyes. Sympathetically and confidently, he explains how it can happen to lose a large part of your eyesight, but not your sense of humor.