Ich, Artur, Zwei Tickets (Die Geschichte Des Artur Stukakoff, Der Mit Seinem Sohn Ein WM-Spiel Sehen Möchte)

Released in 2010 by Lübbe Audio, this audio drama emerged from the long-standing collaboration between radio personalities Sascha Zeus and Michael Wirbitzky. The production is rooted in the popular comedy sketches frequently featured on their long-running morning show on the German station SWR3. By transitioning these characters and narratives into the audio-book format, the creators sought to expand the humorous, often relatable domestic exploits of Artur Stukakoff beyond the constraints of short radio segments.

The narrative follows Artur Stukakoff and his son on a determined, often chaotic quest to secure tickets for a World Cup match. The design and tonal direction were handled by Zeus and Wirbitzky, who focused on a colloquial, character-driven style that relied on their established on-air chemistry. Upon release, the production was received primarily by the show's dedicated listener base, serving as an extension of the satirical yet affectionate brand of humor the duo cultivated throughout their broadcasting career.