Nacht der kleinen Künste

As part of Christopher Street Day, the Kulturetage presents the "Night of Small Arts" in cooperation with CSD Nordwest. A fantastic program awaits you:

After last year's great success, Annika Blanke will once again be hosting this evening.
The well-known Oldenburg native has won numerous poetry slams and travels all over the German-speaking world as a cabaret artist. She will guide you through the evening as a charming and eloquent host and, in addition to excerpts from her program "Blankes Entsetzen!" and texts written especially for the evening, will also welcome the following artists:

Minu Safari
The newcomer may only be 15, but she is already very self-confident in front of her audience. And anyone who thinks she worships contemporary artists is wrong. There are exceptions, of course, but she is more at home in the 80s and 90s and also loves soul.

Christian Ritter
Christian Ritter, German studies graduate, author and bon vivant, lives in Berlin. As if that wasn't enough to fill his everyday life, the "jack-of-all-trades of performative stage art" (one newspaper) is a member of the reading stage "Prunk & Prosa" (Berlin), organizes and hosts the Queer Slam Berlin at SO36, the traditional poetry slams in Würzburg and Bamberg and various other events in various other cities. He is just as loyal to the poetry slam format backstage and on stage as he is to stand-up performances for a personal kick. He is touring the world solo with his current book and program "Hoffentlich regnet es zuhause - Wenn Deutsche Urlaub machen" and his program "Rittergeschichten".
Ritter, "the sharp tongue of post-pop literature" (another newspaper), gets around a lot anyway due to all these appearances and observes what he primarily captures in his texts: The clash of cultures on a small and large scale, failed and therefore indescribable and indescribably funny communication, strange dialogs and other misunderstandings.
Ritter was both German-language runner-up and often Bavarian champion in the poetry slam. Other awards are concealed. "Hoffentlich regnet es zuhause" is his 10th book publication

Monsieur Momo
Timo Lesniewski has been successfully performing as "Monsieur Momo" for over ten years on the boards that mean the world.
He trained at the clown school in Hanover, graduated with distinction and has been a freelance clown and comedian ever since.
Coming from the world of cabaret, he is now also at home on the big stages. He has already worked for the Wintergarten Berlin and at many events for Circus Roncalli. After his engagement at the Regensburg Christmas Circus, the Mittelbayerische-Zeitung wrote "Clown Monsieur Momo was the star of the Christmas Circus". Momo is known for having a particularly good rapport with his audience, and brings out emotions and plenty of tears of laughter.

And, as in previous years, "The Night of Small Arts" would not be "The Night of Small Arts" if there weren't surprise guests on hand.
surprise guests aren't at the start again. This year it's..... no, we're not revealing that yet. But one thing is already certain:
A fun, entertaining, musical evening is guaranteed!