Comedy Flex
Experience Comedy Flex on October 17, 2026, at the Kur- und Festspielhaus Badenweiler - the stand-up comedy show in Southern Baden that gets your laughter muscles working overtime.
Live stand-up comedy at the Kur- und Festspielhaus Badenweiler! Authentic, witty, and relatable stand-up comedy meets the best of newcomers and familiar faces from the scene. Funny everyday stories, absurd observations, and surprising perspectives bring punchline after punchline.
Comedy Flex brings different styles and personal stories to the stage, ensuring that every show is a unique experience. Whether as a discovery tour for new talents or an evening with well-known comedy voices, the program trains the laughter muscles and makes everyday worries fade away.
Joining us are:
- Yannick De La Pêche: Yannick de la Pêche has many problems and few solutions. With dry self-irony, absurd thought leaps, and a knack for discomfort, he shares on stage things one would rather keep to oneself – and is surprisingly funny while doing so.
- Sandra Schmidt: Sandra Schmidt points out her life wisdoms - of which she has many - in a deadpan manner. The trained philosopher is super cool, super funny, and super down-to-earth. She loves to win, hates walks, and doesn't understand people who take cold showers.
- Lennard Rosar: In his first program "Schildmaid," Lennard not only reconsiders various clichés but also poses simple questions to his own consumption self and develops solutions for the multitude of concerns of Ulla and Otto Normalconsumer: From rating systems for misleading advertising slogans, free scooter concerts on the roofs of all atheists in close proximity to active church towers, to the legalization of electric shock devices in the workplace, everything is included.
- Raytschel: Raytschel is an emerging stand-up comedian from Stuttgart, who has been conquering stages across the republic for about two years with ironic self-bashing, quirky everyday observations, and charming chaos. On stage, she addresses both personal and societal themes – relatable, unadapted, and with a clear view of the absurdities of life, plus a good dose of "I'll just say it how it is." Not polished, not pretentious - but direct, pointed, and sometimes a bit rough.
- Anna Bomhardt: Where she's from? Unclear. Parents from Austria. Born in Northern Germany, raised in Bavaria, and now calling Berlin home. In 2024, she definitively chose comedy and temporarily opted against Botox. Thanks to her large patchwork family, she has enough joke material for the next 20 years. Having kids at 80? Sounds tempting. Instead of a child, how about sponsoring a sea eagle? Why not! Honestly, defiantly, and unfiltered, she dismantles this chaotic world and herself along with it.
Doors open approximately 30 minutes before the event starts.
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