Tina Teubner u. Ben Süverkrüp - Wenn du mich verlässt, komm ich mit

Tina Teubner, gifted comedian, otherworldly musician, core competence in the field of authoritarian love songs, has successfully completed her husband's upbringing and is looking for new challenges.

Tina Teubner, gifted comedian, supernatural musician, core competence in the field of authoritarian love songs, has successfully completed her husband's upbringing and is looking for new challenges. The boundaries between "private" and "political" can no longer be maintained. The world is on fire: Tina dares to look inside.
With her razor-sharp intelligence, irresistible humor and world-embracing warmth of heart, she startles her audience: Don't scratch. Wash!
Tolstoy wrote: "Everyone wants to change the world, no one wants to change themselves." How about the following business model: Tina changes the world, Ben has to work on himself, and the audience gets to watch.
A laconic paraphrase of what you want from good theater: you go out different than you came in. And so the press recently wrote: "Tina Teubner was, is and remains the most exciting, enduring and entertaining woman on the German cabaret scene."
We think: two hours of Tina Teubner are as beautiful as first love and as effective as two years on the couch. Go and see it!

"Today, mindfulness has conquered the boardroom. Highly paid managers are lying on mats in Brioni suits, listening to meditation music and focusing their attention on their big toe.
And then off to the office to fire 120 people. When you're enlightened, it doesn't hurt as much. And it also creates more free space. Mass dismissal, that's Feng Shui thought through to the end.
Meditating managers! So please! That makes you wonder. In any case, if everyone thinks the same thing is good, you have to be very careful. What does this mass mindfulness mean? Are there really so many people who suddenly want to expand their consciousness?
Or is our world so cold and corrupt that it can only be endured if we meditate our understanding away?
Is it ultimately a capitulation to the system? Wouldn't revolution be cooler?"