Florentine Osche and Maximilian Lorenz - "Fifty / Fifty"

Two of the hottest newcomers in German-language comedy are hitting the road again - this time across 11 cities, bigger and better than before. They're bringing a fresh batch of jokes packed with honest confessions, a healthy dose of self-deprecation, and answers to questions nobody asked. Florentine Osche and Maximilian Lorenz deliver a full evening of top-tier stand-up. One stage, two comedians - fifty fifty, twice the laughs.

Maximilian Lorenz is a stand-up comedian from Munich who lives in Berlin. No joke. He's the kind of guy pensioners try to scam with the grandchild trick, and drug dealers ask for directions rather than business. He walked away from a promising career in business management for comedy - a decision that explains itself the moment he steps on stage. A natural storyteller, he turns everyday observations into sharp stand-up material, with a particular fondness for exposing his own shortcomings. On social media he's known for videos about Munich's rich kids, Bavarian village life, and stereotypical hipster Berliners. In 2024, his debut novel "Frostbeben" was published by Schillo-Verlag - a story about city life, relationships, and the quiet cracks running beneath the surface.

Florentine Osche is a comedian, writer, and one of the most compelling new voices on the German stand-up scene. Technically Gen Z, she feels more like a teenager having a midlife crisis - and that's exactly where her humour lives: somewhere between existential dread and the absurdity of daily life. The Berlin-born comic observes sharply, speaks candidly, and uses dark humour to push limits - her own and the audience's. She manages something rare: being profound, silly, and genuinely likeable all at once. Her shows are part therapy, part absurdist comedy, occasionally surprisingly comforting - and definitely not for anyone who thinks they have their life figured out.