Gregor Gysi in Brake: Political Show with Humor and Social Criticism

Gregor Gysi visited Brake - and once again, the Lower Saxon was in top form. Almost 1000 spectators experienced a political cabaret evening with the likeable politician

Much laughter, a touch of seriousness, and a call for more humanity: Gregor Gysi, the left-wing politician, has delighted an audience of almost 1000 people in Brake

Gysi, who is known for his sharp tongue and quick wit, performed his program "My Briefcase is Empty" in the Weserufer event hall on Tuesday evening. The audience was thrilled by his mixture of political cabaret and social criticism. Gysi managed to combine serious topics such as poverty, right-wing extremism, and the refugee crisis with humor and wit," said Gerd Aschoff, who had the idea for the event and had already organized an appearance by Gysi in 2019.

And Gysi was once again in top form. He presented a varied program with jokes, anecdotes, and stories from his life. Gysi also explained his political views, but he did so in a way that was both entertaining and thought-provoking. "He is a real entertainer who knows how to reach his audience," said Aschoff.

But Gysi was not only funny; he also became serious at times. He spoke about the dangers of right-wing extremism and the importance of fighting against it. He also criticized the lack of solidarity in society and called for more humanity.

The audience was clearly impressed by Gysi's performance. There was a lot of laughter, but also thoughtful silence. "It was a great evening," said one attendee. "Gysi is a great speaker who knows how to entertain and stimulate thinking."

Gerd Aschoff was also satisfied. "The evening was a complete success," he said. "I'm glad that we were able to bring Gregor Gysi to Brake again."

And Gysi himself? He seemed to enjoy his performance as well. "I'm always happy to come to Brake," he said. "The audience here is always great."