Klaus Eckel: Between cabaret and climate protection - a head full of ideas!

Klaus Eckel: Between cabaret and climate protection - a head full of ideas!

Klosterneuburg, Österreich - Klaus Eckel, the well -known cabaret artist and author, commented in a recent interview about his way of thinking and sustainable life decisions. He is not only a humorous head, but also an environmentally conscious person who lives in Klosterneuburg and is often traveling with his e-bike. His goal is to minimize the CO2 footprint, which has caused it to consciously reduce his appearances and use the climate to carry out his trips, such as the Kleine Newspaper reported. This is contrasting to an earlier commitment in Hong Kong, which he considers as a unique exception.

creative projects and current works

In his new book "I don't want to live in my head", which will be released on February 10, Eckel combines topics that come from his cabaret. He leaves his thoughts about the absurdities of everyday life and stimulates thought. The title of his book illustrates its intention to combine strange elements with deep content. Eckel describes how it increasingly perceives reality as not exaggerable and discusses the bizarre of modern life. In another project, he has a theater comedy in the works with co-author Paul Klambauer, which deals with loneliness and the world of work, such as the platform meinbezirk.at reported.

Eckel is also critical of the political situation in Austria and draws parallels to his humorous mind games. He manifests himself sarcastically about the crowded election promises and the often contradictory statements by politicians: inside. With a smile on his own challenges and the pursuit of creative solutions, he remains optimistic and emphasized that he believes in the "further swinging", a behavior that is part of the Austrian cultural heritage.