Music is well-organized noise. Daniel Gracz and Fabian Hagedorn have long internalized this. The two musicians and cabaret artists could cheerfully swing the jackhammer, but when they step onto the stage to make refined noise, they prefer to follow very different standards.

In their satirical songs and pointed chansons on the piano, every topic finds its suitable attire. Here, some resounding protest may come across as a soft ballad. Some lyrical intermediary tone evolves into a thunderous drumbeat. Some bitter seriousness turns out to be illustrious slapstick - or the other way around.

Bermuda Zweieck makes noise for sophisticated demands and invites you to a lyrical evening full of songs and poems, with mischief sitting on their shoulders and with the charming wink never falling short.

Everything ready for your life after? With this question, the black comedy by and with Mario Kuttnig begins its gallows humor dance around all the taboo-breaking questions that one may have already asked oneself in some quiet moment. Why expose yourself to this topic, which is gladly banished to the deepest depths, for an evening? Because it's fun. And because the answers to these questions are quite literally a laughing matter...

As Jack Black, Death takes the stage and jokes about his experiences in everyday business. Casually chatting, he shares numerous anecdotes with his audience. He is amusing, sometimes vain, and often sarcastic. In passing, one learns about the current trend of sky burials and how both the impressive physique of the hefty neighbor and that of the dainty Aunt Julischka fit into an urn.

In addition to all the entertaining aspects, Mario Kuttnig also knows how to shed light on some serious angles of the topic. He talks about astonishing rituals from other cultures and historical developments, while posing the question: Why does Santa Claus have better PR?

What do Hildegard Knef, Friedhelm Kändler, and Joachim Ringelnatz have in common? Their ideal interpreter Alix Dudel! In this program, she once again appreciates the classics of the genre with her velvety deep voice. She brings chansons, poetry, and wit to the ear - always with a twinkle in her eye and nuances, sometimes with a touch of dark humor.

Since his childhood, Jan Langreder has been collecting magical moments. To avoid losing the memories, he keeps them in boxes and cases. These are moments for reflection and chuckling, and above all, for astonishment and wonder.

With this show, the likeable magician has already traveled around the world. The audience will learn how he smuggled drinks through airport security, cleverly cheated at the game of Ludo with his great-grandmother, and how to overcome quiet moments on a date.

With a lot of wit and charm, Jan Langreder allows the audience to participate in his most beautiful moments while simultaneously creating new magical moments together with the guests.

The tension rises - the starting signal is given - scenes emerge directly in front of the audience's eyes, never seen before, only for this moment.

The audience provides the input, and the performers bring to life everything that is desired, originating live from their imagination. Unique and spontaneous scenes are created, the outcome of which is completely open at the beginning. The ordinary can quickly escalate into a catastrophe, only to be surprisingly resolved by the end of a scene.

Especially in difficult times (and we are right in the middle of it!) it is important to remember situations in which something just managed to go well – and the joy after the great excitement that one has once again "got away with it." Although narrowly – but still.

Bengt Kiene has compiled a collection from both great and small literature and enriched it with his own texts, all of which have one thing in common: They culminate in a happy ending. How long that lasts, however, is another story.

There will also be music this evening. Maybe one or two songs. Just bring along all the weary, ill-tempered, and fear-ridden friends and acquaintances, neighbors, and relatives. Because sometimes small miracles happen...

It is the hottest day of the year. A storm is in the air. On this day, the last day of a serious and seemingly clear-cut murder trial with overwhelming evidence takes place: A 19-year-old from a slum stabbed his father shortly after midnight in an argument with a very distinctive switchblade knife. The prosecution presented two believable witnesses. Both of them witnessed the teenager committing the act and shortly after saw him fleeing.

Reginald Rose's play "Twelve Angry Men" begins as the trial comes to an end, and the jurors retreat for deliberation. Twelve people of completely different characters and temperaments, whose only commonality is being chosen to reach a unanimous verdict in this murder trial. In a tight, sealed room cut off from the outside world, they deliberate. Since the case seems clear-cut, a swift end to the session is expected. Eleven of the jurors immediately agree: the defendant is guilty. However, one dares to swim against the current and goes against the majority: he has a "reasonable doubt," and therefore argues for not guilty. The decision on a person's life and death is at least worth a fair discussion.

On this evening, Oliver Scheer will thrill, amaze, and enchant his audience according to all the rules of bizarre magic. Bizarre magic is a special genre of magic. There are very quirky situations to experience that will take one into a world of magic that one does not encounter too often – and that will make some people's hair stand on end...

You know how it will end beforehand - but afterwards can't remember a thing ... Every year again a festive dinner, white elephant gift exchange, dessert, the first spills, abandoning the seating order, first rounds of schnapps, the DJ arrives, then the dancing starts. At the end, some of the staff dance on the table while the others lie underneath.

In Gerzlich's company, the Christmas party was held yesterday, things got (heavenly) wild, and he has no clue about how or where this unholy evening ended. Even more unsettling is the fact that his wedding ring is now missing. In his mind, he reconstructs the events of last night: Over there were the sales team, there was the accounting department, and next to them was controlling. Supposedly, around 12:45 a.m., he left the venue with Jessica from HR. But is that true? Who says that, anyway? And most importantly: where is that darn wedding ring?

An Advent cabaret with heart, nonsense, candles, and humor from Gerzlich GmbHaHa & K.O. KG. Merry feasting & Happy sliding!

What many do not know: Leticia Wahl is not only an author, musician, and poet - she is also the commissioner of the "Good Mood AG" and rightfully so. Because no one plays Yahtzee with as much passion and fervor as she does. But not only does she master the dice-1x1 like a wizard, she also leaves nothing to chance on stage.

In her new program, Leticia Wahl embarks on a search for lightness, especially where it seems the heaviest. For this, she also goes to where the pain resides, brings warm words, and gently tends to its wounds, to let hope bloom again. It's about everything and about nothing and about everything in between. An emotional roller coaster of feelings. An evening full of poetry, stories, music, Yahtzee, sparkling wine, and good mood. It all sounds a bit like group therapy - and it is. The program is not yet approved by health insurance, but Leticia Wahl is still happy privately if you come.

Time is money, but money is certainly not everything. Sven Garrecht and the right timing, that will probably take a while. Yet he doesn't see himself as being out of touch with the times. Actually, he is always up to date - just a few years late at most. It's nice to finally be happy in a relationship, even if it's long over...

With a certain nostalgia, Sven Garrecht sings, plays, and composes along the big and small questions of our time: Can this world still be saved, and do I have to get off the couch for that? What do the heroes of the new generation look like? Is it faith when I only believe that I believe? And what does this church actually believe? Am I old enough to want to feel young again?

Hannover is a magic stronghold, and we have one of the most famous magicians as a regular guest: Cody Stone has been presenting a monthly event series with different thematic focuses since September 2021.

Hannover is a magic stronghold, and we have one of the most famous magicians as a regular guest: Cody Stone has been presenting a monthly event series with different thematic focuses since September 2021.

Hannover is a magic stronghold, and we have one of the most famous magicians as a regular guest: Cody Stone has been presenting a monthly event series with different thematic focuses since September 2021.

Hannover is a magic stronghold, and we have one of the most famous magicians as a regular guest: Cody Stone has been presenting a monthly event series with different thematic focuses since September 2021.

Hannover is a magic stronghold, and we have one of the most famous magicians as a regular guest: Cody Stone has been presenting a monthly event series with different thematic focuses since September 2021.

Hannover is a magic stronghold, and we have one of the most famous magicians as a regular guest: Cody Stone has been presenting a monthly event series with different thematic focuses since September 2021.

Hannover is a magic stronghold, and we have one of the most famous magicians as a regular guest: Cody Stone has been presenting a monthly event series with different thematic focuses since September 2021.

Thommi Baake presents in his full-length "The Super 8 Show" an explosive, unique mix. With his two old projectors, standing in the audience and gently rattling away, Thommi Baake shows a potpourri of bizarre, beautiful, unintentionally funny films from the 1960s and 70s.

In Hannover, with over 130 shows since 2001 and also in other German cities with over 80 performances, it's a perennial favorite.

Thommi Baake presents in his full-length "The Super 8 Show" an explosive, unique mix. With his two old projectors, standing in the audience and gently rattling away, Thommi Baake shows a potpourri of bizarre, beautiful, unintentionally funny films from the 1960s and 70s.

In Hannover, with over 130 shows since 2001 and also in other German cities with over 80 performances, it's a perennial favorite.

Thommi Baake presents in his full-length "The Super 8 Show" an explosive, unique mix. With his two old projectors, standing in the audience and gently rattling away, Thommi Baake shows a potpourri of bizarre, beautiful, unintentionally funny films from the 1960s and 70s.

In Hannover, with over 130 shows since 2001 and also in other German cities with over 80 performances, it's a perennial favorite.

Anna Schablonski, socially incompatible loner and talented tax official, unravels a billion-dollar tax fraud scheme: the Cum-Ex scandal. But how do you explain a fraud of unimaginable proportions to the public in the shortest amount of time possible? What means must be employed to capture the attention of the masses? Determined, Anna becomes a YouTube star and sheds light on the dark dealings of the "robber barons in pinstripes" in an unusual manner.

Under the direction of Uwe von Grumbkow, Daniela Michel guides the audience through the emotional highs and lows of a courageous woman who stands alone against the richest people in the world, breathing new life into the discovery of the Cum-Ex scandal in various ways.

Reality or illusion? This question becomes the central element in Christopher Köhler's new live magic show. The magician invites the audience on a unique journey where the boundaries between reality and illusion continuously blur. The stage becomes the arena of the unexplained as he dazzles his audience with incredible visual close-up illusions, daring Houdini-style escapes, and outrageous spontaneous actions.

A show that promises both magical entertainment and a unique mix of thrills, suspense, and sheer amazement. Because Christopher Köhler masters the art of playing with the expectations of his audience and captivating them. His show offers magical moments, a captivating mix of extreme stunts, shocking elements, and inspiring illusions. Rock'n'Magic, loud, fast, and unbelievable.

As a child, every day was like a Sunday. As a student, it was always Friday. And today, it's like constantly Monday. What happened? Our daily life is a state of emergency that has become the norm. That's why many people in Germany say: What we need is a leader. In modern terms: a coach. For self-discovery. But what if I don't like what I find there? And on top of that, my doctor says I should move more. Why? I go on a rampage three times a day!