Stuttgart, Germany
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The "Wiener Blut" series brings Austrian cabaret to Rosenau - six evenings with performers from Austria tackling social and political themes with sharp wit and poetic sensibility.
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Samt & Sonders at Rosenau is a six-part subscription series of witty and poetic evenings with established and emerging artists for audiences seeking art beyond the mainstream.
A poetry slam at Stuttgart's Rosenau, where performers get 7 minutes to win the crowd with their own texts spanning poetry, rap, comedy and spoken word. Hosted by Nikita Gorbunov.
Stuttgart's longest-running open stage at Rosenau welcomes performers of all kinds - from cabaret acts to jugglers. Each artist gets up to 15 minutes on stage, with dinner and a free drink as payment.
Florentine Osche and Maximilian Lorenz team up for "Fifty / Fifty", a stand-up double act touring 11 cities with new material, self-deprecating humour, and candid confessions.
Austrian cabaret comedian Berni Wagner brings his show "Monster" to Stuttgart - a language-driven slapstick act about hunting down the beast within. Part of Rosenau's ongoing "Wiener Blut" series.
A communal singing evening for absolutely everyone - no sheet music, no pressure, just fun. Patrick Bopp hosts at Rosenau in Stuttgart, with a repertoire ranging from ABBA to Schubert.
Former cop Dennis Boyette and active officer Luan combine their police careers and stand-up chops in a two-hander show packed with unbelievable true stories. Solo sets first, then both on stage together.
Stuttgart's longest-running open stage at Rosenau, where anyone from beginners to pros can perform for 10-15 minutes. Cabaret, music, clowns, dance and more - every Tuesday, twice a month.
Maxi Pongratz, known from the band Kofelgschroa, brings his fifth solo album "rum&num" to Stuttgart - an evening blending accordion music, poetry and questions about identity and belonging.
Berlin author Susanne M. Riedel and singer-songwriter Lukas Meister team up for their first joint show - reading and singing about life's good moments with wit and gentle melancholy.
Berlin-based anaesthesiologist and comedian Anissa Loucif brings her debut solo show to Stuttgart - sharp punchlines and self-deprecating humour about life as a Muslim woman, doctor, and mother.
A communal singing evening for all levels - no sheet music, no pressure, just fun. Patrick Bopp from "Fuenf" hosts a wide-ranging set from ABBA to yodelling, with the bar open throughout.