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Three waves, two lockdowns, and a huge attention deficit later, Xander De Rycke is ready to share his thoughts with you again. In the continuation and expansion of this coronavirus special, he talks about his experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdowns in our country. The perfect opportunity to have a good laugh at that virus and all its consequences. On stage at OLT Rivierenhof, Xander talks at length about corona etiquette, erection-enhancing drugs, how he himself fell victim to the virus, and that time he lost his temper in the supermarket. Enough material to give you a fit of laughter. De Rycke started performing the show in the summer of 2020, but eventually had to shut it down due to the second lockdown. The new lockdown(s) gave the comedian enough material to make 'Uitgerust & Immuun' even more extensive, with the real 2.0 version.
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