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Admission: 19:00
seated, free choice of seats

With Jeannine Michaelsen, Abdel Boudii, Lara Autsch, Rasmus Syman and Ivan Thieme!

Jeannine Michaelsen
My name is Jeannine Michaelsen. I am a woman. I'm 40 and I work in television. In this universe, I regularly despair of structures, men, women, baby animals, sexism, bad coffee and myself. I also have a child. Self-made and self-fucked up. I still menstruate regularly in between. When things get really crazy, these things even happen at the same time. How could all this happen, you ask? Rightly so! And, just as importantly, what had to happen and what couldn't happen for this to happen? Let's find out.
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Abdel Boudii
Abdel, who developed a penchant for imitating voices as a child, manages to bring his passion to the stage and captivate the audience with his everyday comedy. His performances are a varied show of humorous anecdotes, funny everyday situations and amazing parodies, from the typical German-Turkish family man Hakan Dündük, to the loving do-gooder Malte, to the loud Berlin one-off Carsten Stahl. Abdel's versatility is not only evident in his brilliant characters, but also in his ability to interact with different characters and create spontaneous dialogs with the audience. He does this in his own unmistakable way and demonstrates unparalleled versatility with one, no, all accents!
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Lara Autsch
Lara Autsch! At first glance, she seems like a super funny, non-conformist stand-up comedienne with an infectious laugh. And in reality...that's exactly what she is! She's been making people laugh since she was a child and in 2017 she accepted that comedy was her calling and took to the stage! Thank goodness for that! Lara describes her "character" as that of a 12-year-old boy trapped in the body of a hot, tattooed blonde. Unconventional, rebellious, but also slightly naive, warm and full of love for her audience! On stage, she tells weird stories from her life. From disturbing family celebrations to abstruse dating fails, she also fantasizes openly about her great wish to one day be able to breastfeed in public. Lara Autsch's performances are always unique and there is only one certainty: it will NEVER be boring!
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Rasmus Syman
Rasmus Syman has been an integral part of the Berlin comedy scene since 2019. The simple guy from the Ruhr area talks about his own contradictions on stage, tells embarrassing stories from his youth and likes to work on the things and people that get on his nerves. His energetic act has already taken him to the opening acts of comedians such as Michael Mittermeier and Fabi Rommel, and in 2024/2025 he will be on tour throughout Germany as a support act for Filiz Tasdan. He can also be seen regularly at the Quatsch Comedy Club or as a headliner at Comedyflash, Downstairs Comedy Club and the Mad Monkey Room. As a writer, he has written for Comedy Central, Amazon Prime and JOYN, and has appeared in front of the camera on "falsch, aber lustig" and in Felix Lobrecht's "Comedy Halbzeit".
Rasmus makes authentic comedy, personal, self-deprecating, but with a biting view of the world around him. He says terrible things, but manages to remain charming. Well, at least that's what he thinks. In his first solo program, the best jokes and stories from six years of comedy are condensed. An evening to remember.
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Ivan Thieme
With his special brand of humor, which makes him look at his numerous "strange habits" with both affection and amusement, he has long since earned himself a permanent place on the capital's stages. People know him even though he is one of the youngest members of Berlin's comedy underground: Ivan Thieme. Now he is presenting his first full-length solo with "Fühl ich". He prefers to talk about his everyday life in his jokes - and sometimes seems a little awkward or even a little embarrassed. However, appearances are deceptive. At least a little. Because Ivan not only has a very unique view of the world, he's also got it thick as a fist behind his ears. As an astute observer, he regularly hits the mark with his self-deprecating descriptions, which often take unexpected turns: whether language hurdles, hopeless Tinder experiments or embarrassing encounters in the ice cream parlor, the effects of Corona on relationships and dating, life in the big city or the Ukrainian mother's parenting methods - Ivan is able to extract at least one excellent punchline from everything and everyone. His observations are very subjective on the one hand, but at the same time so universal that you almost inevitably find yourself in them and can therefore laugh with him rather than at him. Perhaps Ivan is (still) too young to be sarcastic or cynical. It is more likely, however, that it simply doesn't suit him. He mocks. Passionately. But he doesn't hide. The way he perceives himself and the scenes in which he finds himself is somehow gentle. And affectionate. That's why it can happen that Ivan has to laugh on stage just as much as his audience in the auditorium. And this is guaranteed to amuse him - in a very special, wonderfully light and carefree way.
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Organizer: Gastro-Event GmbH / GLORIA
Photo credit: BRAINPOOL Live Entertainment GmbH