The Comedy Night in Rheinfelden!
Jens Heinrich Claasen hosts, while Andy Sauerwein, Franziska Wanninger, Kathi Wolf, and the artist collective Luksan Wunder each delight the audience for 20 minutes.
Moderator Jens Heinrich Claasen is currently one of the shooting stars in the comedy scene. His "supervised comedy" can now be found on the most renowned stages in the German-speaking world and beyond. Jens Heinrich Claasen is also a regular on television. He is a frequent guest at Night Wash, the Quatsch Comedy Club, and various productions on channels such as WDR, NDR, SWR, and BR. He is the winner of the Golden Laughing Gull and the NDR Comedy Contest 2014.
Andy Sauerwein is a cabaret artist, musician, and moderator - with turbulent texts and satirical songs. On stage, he enjoys telling what he observes in everyday life and makes really cool music in the process. In the fall of 2017, Andy organized "WÜRVAR," setting a new world record for the longest variety show: 106 hours non-stop with over 2,000 artists. Andy moderated over 20 hours of it and managed to sleep for just 12 hours during the entire time.
Franziska Wanninger "looks people in the mouth and into their hearts." She is an actress, cabaret artist, and author. Since 2011, she has performed her self-written programs in Southern Germany and sometimes in Austria. The Süddeutsche Zeitung aptly described her as a "talent born under the sign of character cabaret artist, ascendant showboater." She has won prizes such as the Kleine Scharfrichterbeil in 2015 and the Thurn-und-Taxis Cabaret Award in 2012.
Kathi Wolf is a trained and practicing psychologist, a trained actress, a well-known host, and a cabaret artist who uses her voice to give a platform to progressive issues, denounce injustices, and send her audience home reconciled (and reconciled).
"Luksan Wunder" is a YouTube channel named after the artist collective with over 100,000 subscribers. The collective also offers an award-winning live show. The live show works just like the videos and the successful podcast show of Luksan Wunder: Gags and formats are fired off at an astonishing rate, sometimes crude, sometimes subtle, sometimes strange - sometimes music, sometimes video, sometimes sketch. The allusion-filled humor swims in the stormy Bermuda Triangle of postmodernism, puberty, and parody. In Rheinfelden, the collective will present, among other things, their "literal videos."
Photo: Olli Hass
Admission 30 minutes before the start