Christoph Sieber is finally back on tour. And that's a good thing.

The world is full of disaster reports, so it's right and important that someone is fighting back against the madness. In a world of doomsday scenarios, Sieber makes it clear: hope dies last. In the end, humour wins. Giving up is not an option. At the end of his last programme, many people called out to him: Mr Sieber, please keep going! And he always just said: I can't help myself. What else can we do but keep going?

‘Weitermachen’ (Keep Going) is about us. About social trials and tribulations, about cohesion and what divides us. As always, Christoph Sieber garnishes current political cabaret with the big issues of our time: football, politics, society and the question of why naked mole rats so rarely go shopping. All this is embellished with singing, dancing and a whole host of characters taken from real life. There is a reunion with BäckerHäberle, Charity-Dieter, and finally Sieber's long-lost brother also has his say.

It's not just those who appreciate Sieber from television who should definitely experience him live. Because nothing defines political cabaret more than laughing, complaining and crying together, and then having a beer together in the foyer afterwards, knowing that life goes on.