In conversation with Martin Müller-Reisinger

The "Buster Keaton" of German politics 

Member of the EU Parliament, Chairman of DER PARTEI, rowdy satirist, and beer drinker - Martin Sonneborn is the witty enfant terrible of German politics.

In the stage show, it's not exclusively about current politics - rather, Martin Müller-Reisinger is interested in the person MARTIN SONNEBORN. Several private secrets will also be revealed: the first kiss, the unfulfilled dream, the last night spent awake. What must not be missing in the fridge? As a student, more daring or shy? Gendering yes or no? Does social media make us sick? Ever smoked weed? Sonneborn explains why his party demands a "lazy quota," a "doner price brake," and a “conditional minimum brain for all." Why he stands for “No World War without Germany," and why he wants to introduce an "Amazon-free Wednesday" upon taking power. There's also debate about why one should “ban the Greens for reasons of democracy preservation,” and how he once bribed FIFA officials with Black Forest ham, cuckoo clocks, and a bribery fax to bring the 2006 World Cup to Germany. Why he demands the Nobel Peace Prize for the East Germans, and why Die Partei calls for the construction of a wall around Switzerland. It also involves subsidized alcohol in the Brussels MEP bar and why he can no longer drink as much as he actually should. And of course, the experienced EU politician also discusses why Europe should not be left to von der Leyen. Enlightening insights and fundamental misunderstandings are guaranteed.