Tony Bauer - Fallschirmspringer - Frühjahr 2025

In the organizer's words:

Young, likeable and above all funny - that's TONY BAUER. The passionate up-and-comer from Duisburg has brought a breath of fresh air to the comedy scene in a very short space of time!
With his unique humor and an impressive life story, he has made a name for himself and conquered the stages of the republic.

Tony Bauer has short bowel syndrome, a challenging health condition that makes him dependent on a continuous supply of nutrients via a tube. But instead of letting his illness get him down, Tony has decided to tackle it with a smile and take to the comedy stage. His motto, which he lives by and embodies on stage, is: "We have to die a few times before we can live cool." This attitude reflects his positive energy and determination.
Since 2022, Tony Bauer has delighted audiences in many shows with his quick wit and self-irony. He recommended himself for Europe's biggest stage with one of his first appearances in the "NightWash" launderette: at the 1LIVE Comedy Night XXL in October 2022, he thrilled over 13,000 viewers.
In spring 2024, he won the hearts of TV viewers with his participation in "Let's Dance". RTL then invited him to join the jury of "Das Supertalent".

From autumn 2024, he will also be on tour throughout Germany with his first solo program "Fallschirmspringer". After the tickets for the fall tour '24 were almost sold out in a very short time, the tour will continue in 2025.
With wit, charm and a view of the world through his own "Duisburg-Marxloh glasses", Tony Bauer takes the audience on a journey through his everyday life, his neighborhoods, his hood. He talks about Hassan, grandma and grandpa, life with short bowel syndrome and that he has a life after death, and a very, very funny one at that! With his stage presence and a story that inspires, Tony Bauer invites all audience members to immerse themselves in his world with him.

Age restriction:

Children under the age of 6 will not be admitted to the event. Otherwise, the provisions of the Youth Protection Act apply.