The cabaret artist Bruno Jonas grew up in the Munich laughing and shooting society, he is a shareholder – and may now have to experience the insolvency. A conversation about guilt, debts and insults.
Interviewed by
Philip Crones
Bruno Jonas sits down in a café in Haidhausen on Friday evening, puts a briefcase next to him and exhales long and very audibly. And when a stage professional does that, it means something. The 70-year-old cabaret artist comes from an appointment with the city of Munich to save the laughing and shooting society, but the simulated or real exhaustion also has to do with disappointments and criticism of him in the past few days . Because it’s about more than the future of the most important German cabaret stage, it’s about guilt, debt and insults.