Lars Redlich

Eighteen comedy and cabaret awards speak for themselves, and in his latest coup, Lars Redlich whirls across the stage, skilfully blending parody and irony, wordplay and poetry, whilst playing music, acting and improvising non-stop – all to the highest standard: with sophisticated wit instead of volume, and intelligent punchlines instead of verbal incontinence.

Find out things you never wanted to know, such as what techno fans and young parents have in common, what it would sound like if Pavarotti met Fettes Brot, and why hold music has a similar potential to provoke aggression as cling film.

Look forward to cracking corny jokes like ‘a racing heart is just another name for chest hair’, understand why ‘Kaff’ must come from Kafka, and realise that Goethe was more of a laid-back sort.

A highlight – and already a tradition – will once again be the ‘Living Jukebox’:

On request, almost any song request is sung and improvised, which usually leads to bursts of laughter and a sing-along.

As you can see, you can look forward to an unstoppably entertaining evening!