Wiesbaden, Germany
Simone Solga brings her new cabaret show to the stage, taking aim at German politics with her signature bluntness and irrepressible good cheer.
Johannes Floehr brings his new show to Wiesbaden - a mix of stand-up, improvisation and dadaist humour, delivered without a single lecture.
Maxi Gstettenbauer, one of Germany's top comedians, delivers a new show packed with dark humour and uncompromising gags.
Sebastian 23 brings his tenth solo show to the stage - a cabaret plea for dialogue, empathy and the willingness to engage with people who think differently.
Lutz von Rosenberg Lipinsky's satirical stand-up on Germany's stagnation and the need for change. A cabaret manifesto for anyone ready to shake things up.
Corinna Freudig brings her sharp, wordplay-driven cabaret show to the stage - a witty take on everyday frustrations, AI, democracy, and the odd political detour, with old pop songs and shower gel poetry thrown in.
Jo van Nelsen commemorates Friedrich Hollaender - composer, cabaret director and friend of Marlene Dietrich - through a gramophone reading featuring shellac records, photographs and excerpts from his writings.