The director  will  acted in professional circles as a stage visionary  and  is Germany's most successful variety producer. His shows also wowed London and New York - except for that  Broadway done.  His solo program of the "Caesar Twins" inspired worldwide - the Queen even invited him to the "Royal Variety Performance".

In a way there was  Markus  Pabst Berlin the vaudeville back. He reinvented the genre that was almost dead, so to speak.  He was the first to bring BMX bikes and breakdance to the stage in Germany. They were called the "young wild ones". 

Pabst  is the punk among vaudeville makers - and the poet. He brings things together on stage like a painter brings together a picture. The artistry, the dance, the acting. Pabst tells stories where other numbers offer  shows faces where others hide behind masks. His shows are weird, mismatched and  stand for attitude to life.

Pabst, who was hailed in London as the "Tarantino des Varietés", has an excellent nose for talent.

As a border crosser between theater and artistry is  Markus  Pabst has always been on the lookout for the unusual. He is not interested in the ordinary.  

His motto: work in an unusual way! 
His motto: artists from all countries unite!