Max Uthoff: Alles im Wunderland

The man with the rolling R and individual incisor constellation has become an integral part of German comedy. For 15 years now, the native of Lower Bavaria has been avoiding regular work and entertaining thousands of viewers in the process.

Maximilian Ronald Alfons Gstettenbauer (his full name) is the likeable family man who despairs of both the world and his own expectations. Unfortunately, he often does this in a loud manner, which is bad for his blood pressure but excellent for our diaphragm! The proto-millennial is one of the few representatives of his guild who has mastered both bum comedy and delicate social criticism.

The future is rattling the fences of our present. Nobody wants to move so that everything stays the way it never was. Yet the most stable buildings in the world are built to sway in the event of an earthquake. Because nothing breaks faster than a beam that can't bend.

This balancing act between reliable punchline delivery and overwrought world-weariness is Maxi Gstettenbauer's artistic primordial soup. When all certainties have been swept from the table, the black-humored family man searches for answers to the big questions: Can the EU's external borders also be defended in Call of Duty? Can't climate change simply be defeated with strikes? And how can a nuclear bomb be harmful if it is vegan? To remain STABLE, you have to move. Preferably to a theater near you!