Ole Lehmann: Läuft, kann man nicht meckern!

In the organizer's words:

BEST-OF-SOLO ON THE OCCASION OF THE 30TH COMEDY ANNIVERSARY

In May 1993, Ole Lehmann stood in overnight for a sick colleague at the newly opened Quatsch Comedy Club in Hamburg. Without suspecting it, this was the starting signal for a colorful, exciting and long comedy career. Countless appearances in mixed shows followed and two years later he premiered his first solo program: "So what?!" at the sold-out Imperial Theater, Hamburg. Seven more successful programs were to follow.
Pretty soon Ole went on TV: Harald Schmidt Show, Zimmer Frei, Nightwash, TV Total, Schlachthof and of course regular appearances in the Quatsch Comedy Club on Premiere, ProSieben and Sky.

Now 30 years have passed and it's time to take Ole's funniest comedy numbers out of the closet, dust them off and bring them to the stage in new splendor. It will be difficult to pick out the best from the multitude of these numbers. Will it be the stadium horn, which is supposed to bring fun back into everyday life, or the screaming entertainers in the vacation club? Will it be the cheerful spy phone call to the pizza delivery man or the funny announcements of the train conductor? Does Ole talk about the private life of Darth Vader or about the glittering vampire in Twilight? And does Adolf actually still work at the post office and Louis in a Berlin bakery? No one knows, not even Ole himself. Because with so many classics, every evening will always be a little different from the previous one.
No matter which evening the audience experiences, they will leave the theater laughing. That's for sure.

"You just have to get involved with Lehmann's special brand of humor: always open, always
honest, sometimes cheeky, always funny and direct." Allgäuer Zeitung