Werner Koczwara

"This program is a miracle," writes the reviewer of the Südkurier, obviously very impressed. After all, how can you make such an uproariously funny cabaret about a seemingly dry subject like justice and the law? Even at the premiere in May 2000, the audience response was unusually strong. This was followed by over 600 performances in front of more than 170,000 spectators and the impression is now growing that this is a German cabaret classic. But what it's all about: scientists have determined that In 2 million years, there will only be two forms of life left on earth: Termites and lawyers. Both enormously insatiable calibers! No matter which of the two species infest you, half your house will always be gone afterwards. But to the point, what is it all about? Well, it's about laws. You remember the thing with the failed gene experiment: they tried to cross the blueprint of a labyrinth with the alphabet and the result was a German paragraph. Which one exactly? There's plenty to choose from, but let's take, for example, the one that states that you can become Federal Chancellor at the age of 18, but are only considered an adult under criminal law from the age of 21. Well, then the war of aggression is still punished under juvenile criminal law. So it goes bravely through the jungle of paragraphs up to the black-humorous finale, the unpunished cannibalism.look forward to an evening with 100 percent Koczwara humor: fast, intelligent, cheeky and guaranteed raven black.

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