Biberach an der Riß, Germany
Satirical chansons about love for Aunt Hildegard. Krämer blends absurd humor with melancholy and pain, crafting strange and beautiful pieces for listeners seeking authenticity.
Uta Köbernick blends songs and spoken word in a cabaret evening that moves between sharp wit and quiet emotion - anarchic, warm, and entirely her own.
Anne Folger blends piano cabaret, stand-up and original songs into a witty evening of sharp observation and live music.
Christine Schütze delivers intelligent cabaret about the subtle differences between words, thoughts, and ideals. An evening full of wit, wordplay, and original observations on language and love.
Jane Mumford blends sarcasm and absurdity in a cabaret show about growing up, persistent self-doubt, and her years as a tap-dancing gothic rocker.
Frank Fischer's new stand-up show takes a sharp, funny look at the absurdities of modern life - from world politics to ageing bodies and suspiciously punctual trains.
Heike Feist and Astrid Kohrs play two instructors at an adult education centre leading a course on the art of lying. The performance blends humour with dramatic reflection on truth and deception.
A monologue for young audiences about Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani activist who defied the Taliban at age eleven and became the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate in history.