«Stefan Büsser» at the 35th Arosa Humor Festival

Life in Extended Time What do you do when doctors give you an expiration date at birth like an Emmi yogurt, but you simply ignore it? According to statistics, Stefan Büsser should have long taken the "Highway to Heaven," yet he is still on stage – more alive than ever. In his new comedy program ÜBER-LEBT, he celebrates life in extended time. But be careful: Those who significantly multiply their own life expectancy suddenly face completely new problems. How does it feel to go from being the "problem child" to suddenly becoming the "old white man"? Büsser takes the audience on a ridiculous rollercoaster ride through the pitfalls of being over 40: He highlights the growing skepticism towards everything new and the shocking awakening when one realizes that youth has irretrievably vanished. Büsser slips into various roles – from the Thurgau solo entertainer "Stöffel" to the deeply relaxed guru "Namastefan." He breaks the taboo of dying, analyzes the project of parenthood, and explains why a French exit at parties after 40 should be mandatory. ÜBER-LEBT is more than just a comedy program; it is a humorous inventory of middle age. A show about us humans, our quirks, the infinitely complicated search for the happiness of the moment, and the realization that the only medication without side effects is humor. An evening full of energy, unexpected twists, and the certainty that one is never too old to celebrate life.