Mario Barth(I)

In Neu-Kölln he attended the Catholic private school St. Marien. As a teenager he was an altar boy. After graduating from school, Barth did an apprenticeship as a telecommunications system electronics technician at Siemens. He then attended an acting school. He trained as a comedian in comedy workshops. He gained his first experiences in short appearances on TV shows such as Nonsense Comedy Club. In 2001, Barth started his own live comedy show. In his program "Men are pigs, but so are women!" From the very beginning, he addressed human relationships between women and men. In 2001 he presented his program entitled "Men are primitive but happy!" on. In the same year he received the German Comedy Prize in the Best Live Comedy category and he appeared as a cowboy, fireman or pilot in the RTL program "Mario sucht das Paradies".

Numerous reviews described it as shallow entertainment, but in 2003 it received its own program on the private television station "ProSieben". Initially, "I have no idea?" One season was produced, and another one later in 2005 with a total of ten episodes. Barth also appeared in the Sat1 comedy program "Schillerstrasse", in which he played a heating engineer and other roles, as well as in the RTL program "Typisch Frau - Typisch Mann". About his stage program "Men are pigs, but so are women!" In 2005, the live DVD of the same name was released as a recording in the Berlin Olympic Stadium. The Berlin comedian landed at number 3 in the German album charts. He has been awarded ten times platinum for selling over two million videos. In 2007, viewers were able to experience him in the RTL program "Mario Barth presents".

In 2008, the record show in Berlin's Olympia Stadium, for which he also delivered the single "Mensch Berlin", was released as a CD recording with the same title "Men are primitive, but happy!" His first film, "Männersache" in 2009, also dealt with the man-woman relationship. In the same year he released his audio CD "Männersache". This year he started presenting the RTL program "Welcome to Mario Barth". In 2010 the CD was released with the three live programs "Men are pigs, but so are women!", "Men are primitive, but happy!" and "Men are embarrassing, women sometimes too!" published. With the last program, Barth toured four stadiums in 2011: Commerzbank Arena in Frankfurt am Main, Veltins Arena in Gelsenkirchen, Red Bull Arena in Leipzig and Olympic Stadium in Berlin. He reached more than 200,000 viewers.

Mario Barth goes on tour in 2012 with his fourth live program "Men are to blame, say women".