HomeLändZack!

HomeLändZack!
A Swabian and a Badener perform.

They know each other, they appreciate each other and they understand each other. Klaus Birk and Andreas Müller have managed to overcome the incredible language barrier between Baden and Swabian. The Swabian Birk (cabaret grandmaster from Tübingen) and the Baden Müller (parodist and radio comedy star from Baden-Baden) want to achieve the almost impossible. Performing together. With their new program "HomeLändZack" they will explain that the world is not bigger than THE LÄND, but THE LÄND is not smaller than the world either. Sounds paradoxical, but it is. This will show that coming to terms with the current situation is quite meaningful, looking back in anger is not worthwhile, if then only with a grain of corn forward. HomeLändZack! We're not upset, just angry.

Klaus Birk,
born on the edge of the Black Forest, moves to Tübingen after leaving school, studies law and founds the duo Vis a Vis with Bernd Kohlhepp in 1982. For 10 years, they toured all over Germany, from Constance to Kiel, from Munich to Berlin, from Dresden to Aachen, from Mainz to Nuremberg, enriched by guest performances in Switzerland, Austria and the USSR. Vis a Vis has appeared in more than 50 TV programs (ARD, ZDF, SWR, SWF, SF1 and ORF, UDSSR TV) and from 1998 to 2005 he played with Udo Zepezauer "Helmuts Kurt!" on stage and on TV. Klaus Birk has been on the road as a soloist since 1992, writing for film, television, radio, newspapers, cabaret, theater (including for Hannes & der Bürgermeister for 27 years), bringing more than 20 programs to the stage, appearing in more than 250 TV (ARD; ZDF; RTL, SWR) and over 1000 radio programs (SWF; SDR; SWR). Klaus Birk also works as a text coach, co-author and director in cabaret and theater.

Andreas Müller,
(born in Baden-Baden, exactly on the opposite side of the Black Forest) is a comedian, parodist, musician, the voice of the last chancellors, prime ministers, show and sports stars and also the head of comedy at SWR3.
He has created cult radio series such as "Feinkost Zipp", the "Lallers" or "Jogis Jungs" and provided enlightenment and amusement during the last pandemic with Karl Lauterbach's "cool corona sniffs". He has a guitar and a keyboard with him and is even present during his multimedia interludes.