Django Asül's annual recaps have become a cultural phenomenon, just like his legendary May Bock speeches at the Hofbräuhaus. However, when he crafts a new stage program, he focuses not on the everyday trivialities of politics and society but rather on the larger themes. Being current is just the starting point; he often looks beyond the present moment to consider what lies ahead and elsewhere. Staying true to himself while consistently evolving are the cornerstones of his artistry. This responsibility weighs heavily on him, as he feels obliged to his audience. Having received prestigious accolades such as the Bavarian Order of Merit, the Bavarian Culture Prize, and the Bavarian Cabaret Prize, Django understands that the toughest part is over; now it's time to delve deeper into the core matters at hand--without concern for profit. And the audience gets to experience it live.

For those who find this announcement a bit cryptic, let it be known: Django Asül's eighth solo program can easily compete with any precision instrument made in Germany. Look forward to two hours where every side note has the potential to become a main point.