
Ulrike Neradt, Michael Senzig and Friedel Anschau - "Schön war die Zeit"
A trio of performers transports listeners to the golden age of 1950s and 1960s music, blending songs, chansons and anecdotes into a witty journey through the past.
Wiesbaden, Germany

The theatrical production "ECHTZEIT" explores the moment of authentic encounter between people. A performance in Wiesbaden.

Thomas Fröschle, known as TOPAS, combines magic with stand-up comedy and improvisation. A two-time world champion illusionist, he delivers a show full of dark humour, psychological tricks, and magical surprises.

Matthias Egersdörfer's cabaret programme about slowness in a hurried world. The German artist, author and actor blends humour with reflection on the pace of modern life.

Multi-award-winning cabaret artist Friedemann Weise presents his fifth solo programme, packed with satire, music and humour.

German comedy duo Erkan & Stefan return to the stage with a new live show, taking aim at Trump, Tinder, Tesla and vegan doner kebab - nobody is safe.

Jo van Nelsen pays tribute to Friedrich Hollaender - composer, cabaret artist and friend of Marlene Dietrich - on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birth and death.

Corinna Freudig delivers an evening of wordplay and political wit, transforming everyday frustration into humor and reflection through clever language and sharp observation.

Cabaret artist Lutz von Rosenberg Lipinsky brings his 13th solo show to Wiesbaden - a sharp satirical take on a Germany that has barely budged in decades, mixing cabaret, stand-up and political comedy.

Sebastian 23 brings his tenth solo show to Wiesbaden - a cabaret argument for dialogue and optimism at a time when online arguments have become the default.

Maxi Gstettenbauer, one of Germany's top comedians, delivers "KOMPLETT ABSURD" - a dark, fast-paced and merciless comedy show for adults.

Johannes Floehr brings his new show to Wiesbaden - a mix of stand-up, book readings, improvisation and dadaist humour, with no moralising and plenty of absurdity.

Simone Solga's new political cabaret show takes aim at German politics with her signature bluntness and gleeful irreverence.