Who would have thought some 20 years ago that "Scherer" and perfect Hessian could conquer the country's cabaret and comedy stages? In 1998 Johannes Scherer went on tour for the first time. At that time, he was accompanied by his congenial partner and radio colleague Robert Treutel ("Bodo Bach"). Four years later, Scherer's first solo "Scherereien" followed, for which he was directly nominated for the renowned cabaret prize "Prix Pantheon". Over the years, five more successful solo programs of the TV and radio host followed.
Since 2019, it is time for an extended "BEST OF" tour, where Scherer, born in 1973 in Alzenau-Wasserlos and raised in Schöllkrippen in the district of Aschaffenburg, celebrates his 20th stage anniversary and takes his fans on a journey through his previous shows. In his usual manner, he presents a varied mixture of standup, cabaret and parody. "There will be excerpts from my solo programs Scherereien, Scherereien 2.0 Reloaded, Dumm klickt gut, Asoziale Netzwerke and my current one, Keinangsthasen," says Johannes Scherer. "And of course also some surprises."
Johannes Scherer parodies in his younger programs less frequently and brings relevant topics on stage for it. He settles mercilessly with insecure consumers, automatic friend finders, concerned citizens, radical Thermomixizisten and all others, which leave otherwise still unasked and superfluously their communication garbage everywhere.
The Aschaffenburger "Main echo" wrote about him: "He looks the people not on the mouth. He is the people... And especially with Johannes Scherer, with every program, with every appearance, it becomes clearer how cleverly he uses the supposed Kahlgründer Kalauer to make a clever socio-political statement." In addition, the guys from the "DFB Canteen" have their say again, his favorite Italian Luigi and the now retired Terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger, to whom Johannes Scherer was allowed to lend his more or less German voice in the "Simpsons" feature film in 2007.
The "BEST OF" Johannes Scherer promises over two hours of the best entertainment from the winner of the Franconian Cabaret Prize 2012.
