Forget the notion that there used to be more tinsel. When Ass-Dur celebrates Christmas, the cabaret duo comes with a sack full of musical gifts for their audience. And this year, it will even be a real family celebration under the Christmas tree. Because Ass-Dur now consists of the brothers Dominik and Florian Wagner. The big Ass-Dur Christmas Show leaves no wishes unfulfilled. Adults, who just moments ago had themselves under control, shine like children in front of the Christmas tree and can hardly wait for the 24 show doors to be opened. To celebrate the day, the violin will even be unpacked. Discover how a real Berlin Christmas song goes and experience the whole truth about Christmas and a nativity play that you will never forget. Who could the Virgin Mary be?

Whether it's "Last Christmas", "Jingle Bells" or "Christmas Oratorio" – Ass-Dur can do it all and even do it all at once. If necessary, even on the ultimate Christmas instrument: the recorder. A musical sleigh ride with old and new Christmas songs, with poems, a cool band, and plenty of gifts for the audience.
See Ass-Dur as you've never seen them before.
Merry Christmas!

http://www.ass-dur.de

Doors open at 7:45 PM

SOLD OUT!

Every year again, we look forward to the Christ Child! But as soon as the pre-Christmas season begins, the heavenly calm comes to an end. Candles are set up, wreaths are tied.

Advent is when the woman clears out the basement and decorates the apartment. As a man, you want to iron the laundry once a year, but all the sockets are occupied by fairy lights.

Heinrich Del Core, born in the Christmas season, with an Italian father and a Swabian mother, it's no surprise that all sorts of confusion arises. And if you, like Heinrich Del Core, also have a birthday on December 6th, and your father can't make heads or tails of Santa Clauses, then Merry Christmas.

http://www.heinrich-delcore.de

Admission from 6:00 PM, you will be seated.

Sold out, there may be remaining tickets at the box office.

All year round, people look forward to the Christ Child! But as soon as the Advent season begins, the heavenly peace is over. Candles are put up, wreaths are tied.

Advent is when the woman clears out the cellar and decorates the apartment. Then a man wants to iron the laundry once a year, but all the sockets are occupied by fairy lights.

Heinrich Del Core, born at Christmas time, with an Italian father and a Swabian mother, it’s already pre-programmed that all kinds of things get mixed up. And if you’re like Heinrich Del Core and also have a birthday on December 6th and your father doesn’t understand Santa Clauses, then Merry Christmas.

http://www.heinrich-delcore.de

Sold out, maybe there are some leftover tickets at the box office.

Christmas, a time of traditions: Christmas carols, Christmas trees, and the Christmas concerts of Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu. This year, it's that time again, as Sascha Stiehler (piano, synthesizer, drums) and Antonio Lucaciu (saxophone, vocals) embark on a concert tour just in time for the Advent season, bringing along their new Christmas album. The two musicians from Leipzig are among the most renowned in the German music scene, having performed with music greats such as Clueso, Max Prosa, Daniel Hope, Günther "Baby" Sommer, Elif, and Sarah Lesch, and appeared on numerous TV formats like Tagesthemen, Ina's Nacht, or Late Night Berlin.

Duo Stiehler/Lucaciu is known for their unique fusion of classical, pop, and jazz - music that invokes both the courage to close your eyes and the urge to dance while seated.

As a special guest, the duo presents the magician Alexander Straub.

Alexander Straub is one of the youngest and most successful magicians in the international professional league. At just 16 years old, he performed for David Copperfield in Las Vegas and in 2014 became the first magician to win the World Championship in the Variety category at the World Championships of Performing Arts in Hollywood.

Following this, he made numerous TV appearances, his internet videos garnered millions of views, and hundreds of thousands of fans follow him on social media and to sold-out live shows.

"He has sleight of hand like no other" – just one of the quotes from TV legend Stefan Raab, who frequently invited Alexander to appear on his shows. Since 2018, Alexander Straub has been touring with his own stage show, playing sold-out tours in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

The Magical Christmas Concert:

Sascha Stiehler - Piano, Synthesizer, Drums
Antonio Lucaciu - Saxophone, Vocals
Alexander Straub - Magician

http://www.duo-show.de
https://www.alexander-straub.com
https://www.instagram.com/duostiehlerlucaciu
https://www.instagram.com/alexandermagic

Photo-©: Alexander Straub, Sandra Ludewig

Admission: 7:45 pm

Already for the sixth time, the charismatic exceptional artist Kevin Tarte awaits you with his band for his very personal Christmas concert. Every year a bit different, a program with selected songs, sometimes sensual, sometimes jazzy, sometimes lightly swinging, sometimes bluesy, then again quite classical, but always authentic and always unique.
Enjoy a lively evening that will send you into the Christmas season with a good mood feeling: A Christmas Celebration.

http://www.kevintarte.de

Admission: 7:45 PM

For the sixth time, the charismatic exceptional artist Kevin Tarte and his band will be waiting for you at his very own Christmas concert. Every year a little different, a program with selected songs, sometimes sensual, sometimes jazzy, sometimes light-swinging, sometimes bluesy, then again very classical, but always authentic and always unique.
Enjoy an uplifting evening that will send you into the pre-Christmas season with a good mood feeling: A Christmas Celebration.

http://www.kevintarte.de

Admittance: 6:45 PM

Every year again: in December begins a time with more tests than any jungle camp. From tying the Advent wreath to the official conclusion, the shooting down of the old year. From the forced visits to Christmas celebrations to exchanging misguided purchases.
Mr. Hämmerle - expert for all life questions - will guide you through this critical time.
It starts with the first Advent and is only really over on New Year's morning at the traditional hangover breakfast.
Hämmerle knows how cunning one must be to get their Christmas tree black from the Black Forest themselves. He knows that self-mixed fireworks can be a blast. And actually, how to keep his relatives permanently at a distance during this time.
However, he is not particularly successful with this strategy himself.
Because the fact that Uncle Hubert and Aunt Evi along with their bycatch invade him with several of these specimens; this poses some problems even for the well-traveled Bempflinger.
http://www.berndkohlhepp.de
Admission: 7:45 pm

1,000 scenes on the radio. 250 on TV. Author of the Mäulesmühle for 14 years. Comedian for 27 years. Birk gives his best. Enriched by current side kisses, Birk shows scenes from his stage, radio, and TV programs. Political, everyday, relational, and fantastic. And he talks incessantly standing, walking, sitting, and moving. There will be political chuckles about Stuttgart, the Minister-President and his dream team, about tunnel erosion underground, the health of reforms, about globally farting cows on the Ganges, and mocking the fine dust of environmental stickers. Birk is surprised by the oil price, the fueling Indian, and the steel-hungry dam-building Chinese, monitored by satellite and always knows where he eats. A real "Talk to smile event". He talks and they practice public laughing. Birk also tells of elephants on the highway, laughing cormorants on Lake Constance, and talking monkeys in Italy, reports of bananas on mountains, camels in the desert, and sand in the Himalayas. He tells of dream women, stapled laptops, and the uprising of plastic flies. Birk takes time, your time, holds up the mirror in the hope that the belly still fits in the mirror and mocks about sports, doped, run, and fired. Yes, he also flirts about women and mourns men. Human interactions are confused and the participants are separately disposed of. And he already states here: We can do everything except for it.

http://www.klausbirk.de

Entrance: 19:45 h

During the course of every life, the question of right and wrong arises. What is good, what is evil? The decision is harder than one might think. Because if you hit your grandmother with a rifle from 500 meters away, you may be a good shooter but not a good grandson. However, if you maliciously miss your shot, you are still not a good grandson just because you didn't hit grandma well. You see, the matter of good and evil is complicated.

Undoubtedly good all around is that we have a justice system that helps us here. With clear paragraphs such as §57 StGB: "No one must be released from custody against their will." Or the groundbreaking §7 of the Hunting Act: "Hunting is not allowed in spaces designated for human habitation." Not to forget all the beneficial rulings such as the one from the Administrative Court of Munich: "If a police officer pinches his middle finger in the external door to the toilet during working hours, this is considered a work accident. It is not a work accident if he pinches his middle finger in the toilet door." And we are also grateful to the Federal Labour Court for its clarifying words: "A deceased employee is not entitled to vacation leave."

Werner Koczwara's legal multi-part series "On the eighth day, God created the lawyer" has not only written a brilliant satire on the justice system but also made cabaret history. With over 1200 performances in 15 years, it is one of the most successful programs in German cabaret. "Einer flog übers Ordnungsamt" now measures up to this yardstick. Look forward to an evening of great humor, strong punchlines, and deep cabaret.

http://www.koczwara.de

Admission at 7.45 pm

If machines could vote.

Artificial intelligence is turning our lives upside down. Have the machines already taken over? AI can by definition "identify problems and solve them independently". So, the federal government is not affected. The good news is that thanks to AI, we will live much longer, although under total surveillance. We will have our last conversations in life with a machine, an avatar resembling our children, how beautiful. It will even have their voice. But what do we tell them? Artificial intelligence can only be as smart as those from whom it learns. So, let's offer it something, a rebellion of enlightenment. Let's coach the AI so that it votes more reasonably at the ballot box than we do. So that the worst mistakes in world history do not repeat themselves. Look forward to the flashes of genius from luminaries like Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Ada Lovelace, and Charles Babbage. Plus, the best of Gates, Jobs, and Armin Laschet. Laugh and learn new things, because Schnoy makes you smart.

I wish you "lots of fun" or as we will soon say: 01010110011010010110010101101100001000000101001101110000011000011100001110011111

"Entertainment at a high level, almost philosophical with profound humor."
Hannoversche Allgemeine

http://www.schnoy.de

Image: Anna Tino Photoart

Doors Open: 7:45 PM

The annual financial statement - The Cologne cabaret artist Robert Griess has once again gathered three great, versatile, and above all: hilariously funny colleagues to strike sparks of high comedy from all the topics that usually only bring bad moods: Current, varied, and absurd - Triple-A Cabaret following the motto "Who honors sacred cows is pious. Who slaughters sacred cows is satiated."
Four comedians for a hallelujah! It's time to settle scores once again with everything that went stupid, dumb, and wrong in 2024! Schlachtplatte does not shy away from any hot iron: Everyone and everything will be criticized - served with all the ingredients needed for a hearty feast: From sarcastic stand-up monologues to satirical mass scenes, from socially critical songs to humorous sketches, nothing is left out to keep the audience roaring at the highest level for two hours.

Robert Griess is one of the sharpest political cabaret artists in the republic and according to Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, "has the fastest and cheekiest mouth in Cologne." For over 15 years, he has been organizing Schlachtplatte. Alice Köfer (Berlin) is the fireworks of punchlines with a Berliner attitude and a singing voice that is unparalleled in cabaret. Aydin Isik (Cologne) is the intelligent and entertaining connoisseur with a satirical-critical-comedic view and the gift for great comedy. Sonja Kling (Cologne) is the linguistic, vocal, and dialect-powerful cabaret artist who has been a long-time member of the Lach- und Schiessgesellschaft ensemble and has often appeared on the ZDF-Anstalt. Together they present the wildest show west of the Volga!

"At last! After the heyday of the Munich Lach- und Schießgesellschaft, it took a few decades until the Bavarian audience could once again enjoy that form of ensemble cabaret presented by producer Robert Griess under the title 'Schlachtplatte.'"
Nachtkritik

http://www.robertgriess.de

"´Schlachtplatte´ is the cabaret annual financial statement, and the fact that the evening flies by speaks for itself. It's a pity that we have to wait another year for the continuation..."
General-Anzeiger, Bonn

"Sharp punchlines, dripping jokes, seasoned comments, and devilishly good political cabaret go hand in hand here. A politically and socially critical barbecue."
Rhein-Zeitung, Mainz

"Now the waiting is finally over and the cabaret artists can strike, turn the political events in Berlin through the meat grinder, and promptly process the powerful figures of the political scene into minced meat, which they do with visible pleasure."
Bonner Rundschau

"The four simply have a lot of fun with their cleverly observed analysis of the state of the nation, especially since each of them can bring their own artistic color."
Kölnische Rundschau

"In view of the biting sharpness and joyful malice of the 'monthly final settlement,' one might rather speak of an 'Inquisition.' What the heck: The quartet is in true top form and the audience loves it."
General-Anzeiger

"With pure satire, the 'Fantastic Four of Cabaret' in quartet, trio, duo, or solo unraveled the social scene of the ending year. If it's up to the audience, it certainly won't be the last time."
Rheinische Post

Doors open: 7:45 PM

The fans of Pasquale Aleardi already know that he is not only an internationally successful actor but also an outstanding singer and entertainer, as he proved as a finalist on "The Masked Singer."
The Swiss artist with Italo-Greek roots has shown his versatility in over 80 TV and film productions such as "Resident Evil," "Rabbit Without Ears," "Gotthard," or in his own crime series for ARD, the adaptation of the best-selling novels as "Kommissar Dupin."
Since his involvement on Broadway in the musical "Chicago," he has successfully showcased his passion for music.
With his band "Pasquale Aleardi & Die Phonauten," he celebrates "anti-depression music," an exciting mix of soul, pop, and funk.
The German-language self-composed songs reveal charming double entendres: a lighthearted wink enhances the profound look at interpersonal relationships.
But because Aleardi and the Phonauten, Jörg "Spike" Hamers and Marc "Mary" Leymann, are not only excellent musicians but also great entertainers, an evening with this trio has an undeniable disadvantage: It's always over too soon...

http://www.paudp.de

Doors open: 7:45 PM

The time heals all wounds. That's what they say. And it's nonsense. At least Jens Heinrich Claassen thinks that's complete nonsense. The amiable comedian is now in his mid-forties and time is slowly slipping away from him. He is still single, living with his mother again, and his best friends are still his stuffed animals.

When Jens Heinrich's heart is broken once again and his mother writes to him at the same moment that she now has a new boyfriend, he's had enough. Something has to change. And right now!

But how does one reinvent themselves in their mid-forties? How does one finally stop writing love songs for women all the time? And how does one deal with catching his mother smooching with her new boyfriend?

Luckily, Jens Heinrich Claassen is still not a quitter. With lots of humor and music, he takes his audience on a journey to fight against his emerging fear of missing out. Because maybe getting older isn't so bad after all. And just maybe, one becomes more relaxed about certain things. That could help.

After all, a well-known saying goes, "Nothing rusts without love." That's true. At least a bit. In any case, it helps not to take oneself too seriously.

That's why the fifth program of the award-winning comedian is delightfully self-deprecating again. And musical. And of course, incredibly funny. Because where nothing rusts, there are no chips falling. Or something like that.

Jens Heinrich Claassen has been touring as a comedian since 2004. He is a favorite on the AIDA fleet cruise ships, regularly moderates NightWash, and is a popular guest on the Quatsch Comedy Club. In addition to his numerous TV appearances (e.g. NightWash, NDR Comedy Contest, Comedy mit Carsten, Altinger mittendrin), he has also won some insignificant cabaret awards. Highlights of his career so far have included performances at the Berlin Wühlmäuse, the Hamburg Schmidt Theater, and the Düsseldorf Kom(m)ödchen.

http://www.jensclaassen.de

Doors open: 7:45 PM

Samuel Sibilski awakens the darkest aspects of humor

"Reicht langsam!" - that's the title of Samuel Sibilski's second solo program. Even more sarcastic, meaner, cleverer, and more ruthless than ever before, he ensures that his audience discovers their own darkest humor sides.
The most unsparing comedian in Germany takes his viewers on a devilish journey to burst out laughing: self-deprecating, eloquent, and direct, he causes surprise, horror, but above all one thing: strong laughter! He is touring throughout Germany, carrying provocative questions: Is every person really worth the same? And how can one most effectively avoid contact with other people? Together with his audience, Samuel cynically finds answers to these and many other questions. This is an event you must not miss - because who knows how long it will take before he gets canceled...

http://www.samuel-sibilski.de

Photo: Endgame Entertainment GmbH

Admission: 19:45 o'clock

When Heinrich Del Core tells his everyday stories in his red shoes, one wants to exclaim, "Stop it! That surely never happened, he must have just made that up!" But all these events, over which we can laugh unbelievably and heartily, are experienced by him himself. Heinrich Del Core is a magnet that attracts quirky everyday situations and then presents them to us with his uniquely funny charm.
And now the time has come: Heinrich is becoming a grandpa. Or to put it differently: his wife is becoming a grandma!
The new situation turns everything upside down. Overnight, Del Core's world is different. He buys a stroller that costs as much as a moped used to, and now a Thermomix. He downloads baby apps for his wife and bakes Mother cakes for family coffee get-togethers. Then there's even a wedding, environmentally friendly and vegan. But real joy doesn't arise when you are supposed to throw unpeeled whole grain rice at the bride and groom.
But many problems disappear into thin air with grandparents. Take the bedroom, for example: how often has restful sleep been prevented by the wife's cold feet, the perpetual battle over the blanket, or because the man is as loud and has as much air pressure as a leaf blower. When the grandchild visits on the weekend, Heinrich just has to move out.
Of course, this affects his self-esteem. And doesn't "Opa" sound really old? Actually, he still feels younger - except in the mornings when getting up. Sometimes his joints make noises. But his wife always builds him back up: "Heinrich, you're really snappy." She seems to cope much better with the new situation. She says, "Being a grandma is like being a mom - just prettier." She never thought about getting older. She once left a note for the children: "At the cemetery." And Heinrich then wrote underneath: "But will be back."
But despite all the changes in his life, this program is a typical Heinrich Del Core evening because he says himself: "My wife is going to be a grandma, but I'll stay the same old me."
Photo credit: Marian Burkart
Genre: Cabaret
http://www.heinrich-delcore.de
In addition to the well-known advance booking offices, you can also purchase tickets online at: http://www.reservix.de, http://www.rantastic.com.
Event Information:
The doors open at 6:30 p.m. Then admission begins.
Before the show, you are welcome to enjoy our culinary offerings.
Table reservations are not possible.
Info Tel.: 07221 39 80 11 (no advance ticket sales)
Admission from 6:30 p.m.

Now it has happened: Heinrich is becoming a grandpa. Or in other words: his wife is becoming a grandma!

The new situation turns everything upside down. Overnight, Del Core's world is completely different. He buys a stroller that costs as much as a moped used to and today a Thermomix. He downloads baby apps for his wife and bakes "Mutterkuchen" for family coffee gatherings. Then there is also a wedding, environmentally conscious and vegan. But real joy doesn’t want to arise when you’re supposed to throw unpeeled whole grain rice at the couple.

Yet despite all the changes in his life, this program is a typical Heinrich Del Core evening, as he himself says: “My wife is becoming a grandma, but I’ll stay the same.”

http://www.heinrich-delcore.de

Admission from 6:00 PM, you will be seated.

Sold out, there may be some remaining tickets available at the box office.

Now it has happened: Heinrich is becoming a grandpa. Or in other words: his wife is becoming a grandma!

The new situation turns everything upside down. Overnight, Del Core's world is completely different. He buys a stroller that costs as much as a moped used to and today a Thermomix. He downloads baby apps for his wife and bakes "Mutterkuchen" for family coffee gatherings. Then there is also a wedding, environmentally conscious and vegan. But real joy doesn’t want to arise when you’re supposed to throw unpeeled whole grain rice at the couple.

Yet despite all the changes in his life, this program is a typical Heinrich Del Core evening, as he himself says: “My wife is becoming a grandma, but I’ll stay the same.”

http://www.heinrich-delcore.de

Admission from 6:00 PM, you will be seated.

Sold out, there may be some remaining tickets available at the box office.

Know, know? Drawers? Those square things full of prejudices and clichés? Know? Lennard Rosar wants to abolish them. At least in the minds. And so he prefers to watch *Shopping Queen* than Bundesliga, passionately irons his laundry to Heavy Metal and wonders if his view of people isn't full of prejudices itself. But how can one walk through the world without prejudice? When everything is always divided faster into ones and zeros? System whore vs. Corona denier, climate sticker vs. car lobby, left vs. right. Can one really do without the countless drawers in the mind? Huh!

"The 29-year-old, heavily tattooed man with a full beard and many rings on his well-manicured fingers doesn't fit into any profession. With satirical tales from everyday life and poetic short stories, the Cologne native playfully and extremely humorously points out contemporary societal issues and also provides food for thought for changes." This is how the feuilleton could write about him.

In his first program *Shieldmaiden*, Lennard not only reconsiders various clichés, but also asks simple questions to his own consumer self and develops solutions for all the many sensitivities of Average Joe and Jane: From rating systems for misleading advertising slogans, free scooter concerts on the roofs of all atheists in direct vicinity of active church towers to the legalization of electroshock devices in the workplace, everything is included. But of course, it also deals with sexism: Where does equality begin and above all, where does it end again? Do we really need Catholic priestesses first to inappropriately touch the altar girls to overthrow the patriarchy? Many questions, a big heap of absurd ideas and in between, a fiercely defiant Huh!

This has already put him in the finals of the Nightwash Talent Award 2020 and the Hot Shots of the Quatsch Comedy Club 2023, as well as the Hamburger Comedy Cup 2022, read at the Frankfurt Book Fair (and got paid for it!) and is a regular guest at shows like the Quatsch Comedy Club, Nightwash, or the Comedy Night.

"A multi-talent that you should definitely not miss." - Marlene Krursel, Choices Cologne.

"Lennard Rosar from Cologne strikes a more delicate tone. In the young man with a man bun, tattoos, and beard, stand-up comedian, Viking, and cabaret artist converge." - Hessian / Lower Saxony General

http://www.lennardrosar.de
Instagram: lennardrosar_comedy
TikTok: lennardrosar

Image: Marvin Ruppert

Admission: 7:45 PM

In an unmistakably black-humored manner, Timur Vermes returns to his roots and grabs the ubiquitous horror by the scruff of the neck. In a not-too-distant future, everything is free ... but not without cost. Artificial intelligence is simply annoying, and you can't even shout at it properly. The new big thing is tattoo removals. The nursing shortage has been resolved by robots, but somehow everyone had imagined it differently. And Attila Hildmann would like to return to Germany, but Alice Weidel, former federal minister, vetoes it. Biting, wicked, laconic!

Timur Vermes was born in 1967 in Nuremberg to a German mother and a Hungarian father. He studied history and politics in Erlangen and subsequently worked as a journalist and ghostwriter. Until 2001, he wrote for Abendzeitung and Kölner Express and later for several magazines. His 2012 novel ER IST WIEDER DA is one of the most successful German debuts of the last decades.

Organizer: Thalia Deutschland

Doors open: 7:45 PM

Tickets available at Thalia or at https://www.reservix.de/tickets-timur-vermes-live-in-stuttgart-renitenztheater-stuttgart-am-17-2-2

Heinrich's little tin, is it true – has it already been twenty years for Ernst?

“Nex verkommâ lassâ” thought the two Swabian originals Ernst Mantel and Heiner Reiff when looking back at the last twenty years. For this reason, they are reheating their favorite dishes in the best Swabian manner once again. Whether it’s “Mc Leberkäse”, “Ehrakäse” or the dwarf who is still waiting to finally be eaten (“Frisch ans Werk”).

One thing is certain, for “the good eater” this is the ultimate delicacy; in addition, it's a workout for the laughing muscles that no gym can offer! Even if Ernst and Heinrich don’t fit into every frame or even threaten to fall out of it, they are comedians, wordplay acrobats, and passionate musicians who share more than just a pretzel.

Years of meditation allowed E+H a deep insight into the soul of the Swabians. The result should no longer be withheld from the world. Swabian international cuisine – what better ambassadors could one imagine!

http://www.ernstundheinrich.de

Photo: Gudrun de Maddalena

Doors open at 19:45

Event is currently not bookable, further information will follow.

After a six-month break, Christoph Sieber is finally back on tour.

And that's a good thing.

The world is full of disaster reports, and it is right and important that someone plays against the insanity. In a world of apocalyptic scenarios, Sieber makes it clear: Hope dies last. In the end, humor prevails.
Giving up is not an option.

Many called out to him at the end of his last show: Mr. Sieber, please keep going! And he always just replied: I can't do anything else.
What else do we have but to keep going?

In “Weitermachen,” it's about us. About societal confusion and turmoil, about solidarity and what separates us.

As always, Christoph Sieber garnishes current political cabaret with the big topics of our time: football, politics, society, and the question of why naked mole rats rarely go shopping.

All this is adorned with singing, dancing, and a whole array of characters pulled straight from life. There will be a reunion with baker Häberle, charity Dieter, and finally, Sieber's long-lost brother will also have his say.

Not only those who appreciate Sieber from television should definitely experience him live. Because nothing represents political cabaret more than laughing, lamenting, crying together, and later drinking a beer in the foyer, knowing: It's going to continue.

Life is too serious not to laugh about it. True to the motto: One must laugh so that it can get stuck in one's throat. And who, if not Sieber, could counter the general doom and gloom with his vision: The world rising!

“The man who always brings back my smile when I think I have already lost it.” (Comment on Facebook)

http://www.christoph-sieber.de

Doors open at 19:45.

After a six-month break, Christoph Sieber is finally back on tour.

And that's a good thing.

The world is full of disaster reports, and it is right and important that someone plays against the insanity. In a world of apocalyptic scenarios, Sieber makes it clear: Hope dies last. In the end, humor prevails.
Giving up is not an option.

Many called out to him at the end of his last show: Mr. Sieber, please keep going! And he always just replied: I can't do anything else.
What else do we have but to keep going?

In “Weitermachen,” it's about us. About societal confusion and turmoil, about solidarity and what separates us.

As always, Christoph Sieber garnishes current political cabaret with the big topics of our time: football, politics, society, and the question of why naked mole rats rarely go shopping.

All this is adorned with singing, dancing, and a whole array of characters pulled straight from life. There will be a reunion with baker Häberle, charity Dieter, and finally, Sieber's long-lost brother will also have his say.

Not only those who appreciate Sieber from television should definitely experience him live. Because nothing represents political cabaret more than laughing, lamenting, crying together, and later drinking a beer in the foyer, knowing: It's going to continue.

Life is too serious not to laugh about it. True to the motto: One must laugh so that it can get stuck in one's throat. And who, if not Sieber, could counter the general doom and gloom with his vision: The world rising!

“The man who always brings back my smile when I think I have already lost it.” (Comment on Facebook)

http://www.christoph-sieber.de

Doors open at 19:45.