
"wir_jetzt_hier" - A Stage Project for the 10th Anniversary of Mentor Foundation Germany
A moving stage project uniting young people, orchestra, and choir in a story about solidarity and identity. Music spanning from classical to rock.
Oliver Wnuk is a Czech actor, writer, and comedian. He is known for his stand-up performances and literary readings, blending humour with personal storytelling. He has appeared in numerous Czech films and TV series and is also the author of several books.

A moving stage project uniting young people, orchestra, and choir in a story about solidarity and identity. Music spanning from classical to rock.

A moving stage project bringing together young people, the Bodensee Philharmonie, and a school choir in a story about unity and identity, spanning from classical to rock music.

Oliver Wnuk, known from "Stromberg" and "Nord Nord Mord", brings his essay collection "Besser wird's nicht" to the stage in a reading show mixing personal stories, sharp observations, and dry humour.

Oliver Wnuk performs stand-up comedy and live reading in Duisburg.

German stand-up comedian Oliver Wnuk performs, thinking out loud and reading excerpts from his material.

Oliver Wnuk reads from his new book "It Won't Get Better" - a humorous and thoughtful exploration of life, friendship, social norms and what it means to stay human.

A humorous evening with spoken word. Oliver Wnuk thinks aloud and reads excerpts from his texts.

Oliver Wnuk performs stand-up comedy and readings at Frankfurter Hof.

Concert by artist Oliver Wnuk at the Kulisse club in Vienna.

Oliver Wnuk performs stand-up comedy and reads aloud in the intimate setting of academixer.

Actor Oliver Wnuk reads from his book "Besser wird's nicht" and reflects on life's everyday absurdities with warmth and dry humour - an evening for anyone who can laugh at themselves.

Stand-up comedy show featuring Oliver Wnuk, who thinks out loud and reads passages from his texts.

Actor Oliver Wnuk reads from his book "Besser wird's nicht" and other texts - a witty, candid evening about ego, friendship and what actually matters in life.

German comedian and actor Oliver Wnuk shares his thoughts and readings.