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„Everything in life naturally comes to an end. Except my pants, of course, they don't close.“
Few understood the self-ironic play with the German language as well as Heinz Erhardt. The comic idol of the economic miracle era was never hurtful. His humor always remained friendly, and even when he struck a dark tone, he did so with a twinkle in his eye.
Stefan Keim brings the deceased Erhardt back to the stage in „Ritter, Reime und Romanzen“ (Knights, Rhymes, and Romances). The famous classic parodies like Goethe's „King Erl“ or Schiller's „Shot of the Apple“ can be heard, as well as relaxed, witty conversations. Even a whole opera, Heinz Erhardt's version of „Carmen“, is not withheld from the audience. Keim transforms vocally and visually into Heinz Erhardt and also sings some of the most famous chansons like „Fräulein Mabel“ and „Left Eye Blue“.
The evening is intended not only to resurrect the person and comedian Heinz Erhardt but also to continue his special linguistic acrobatics, to rethink the art of puns for our present time. After all, Heinz Erhardt - described in today's terms - was the first German stand-up comedian.
"Stefan Keim always took risks, always with a charming smile, he also had a cheeky, almost roguish way of making the audience burst into tears of laughter. One thing is certain: the deceased comedian would have been thrilled by Keim's Melange evening" (Westfalenpost, Hohenlimburg).
"Keim didn't just steal the jokes for quick laughs; he lived them. He also mastered spontaneous jokes with the audience even without his role model's cue" (Hellweger Anzeiger, Fröndenberg).
Stefan Keim is an author, journalist, moderator, and actor. His cabaret performances have taken him to over a hundred different cabaret stages throughout the entire country.
