Marco Rima - Don't worry, be happy

Marco Rima loves life. His credo is: "Don't worry, be happy" or "If you laugh tears, you don't need to cry them" or "Smile while you still have teeth!" And one thing is clear: with his new comedy programme "Don't worry, be happy", Marco Rima gives advice to perplexity, meaning to meaninglessness and a room with a view to hopelessness. True to the motto: If you're on the edge of the abyss today, don't worry, tomorrow you'll be one step further. "Don't worry, be happy" doesn't always make sense, but the show is definitely a lot of fun.

The audience can look forward to Marco Rima. He is the King of Comedy, the old master of entertainment, the doyen of cheerfulness, the miracle of power gags and beyond – also super modest, because the likeable and down-to-earth comedian knows: "Skyscrapers also started out as basements!"

The comedy show "Don't worry, be happy" is not a workshop with instructions on how to become happy, but it definitely helps to face the madness of everyday life with humour. And at the end of the performance, you have not only laughed away your worries for a few hours, but also gained the decisive insight: "If life gives you lemons, make lemonade out of them! Don't worry, be happy."