PotShow - die Lesebühne

In the organizer's words:

We have some great news: From now on, the great Kirsten Fuchs is a new PotShow member. We are very happy!

Where, When, Who
The PotShow is a reading show. It takes place almost every first Wednesday of the month.
At 8 pm at Spartacus on the beautiful freiLand in Potsdam. You'll find it at Friedrich-Engels-Straße 22.
Admission is at around 7 pm.

Kirsten Fuchs, Sebastian Lehmann, Marc-Uwe Kling and Maik Martschinkowsky are usually there. There are also guests from the German poetry slam, reading stage and singer-songwriter scene.

Up-to-date information is always available on the Potslam blog

Take part
The Spartacus is a self-organized club collective on the grounds of freiLand Potsdam. Almost all events at Spartacus are organized on a voluntary basis. We take care of the club, organize parties and events ourselves or enable others to realize DIY cultural projects at Spartacus. If you are interested in organizing events or simply want to help with the organization of the Potshow, please come by on a Wednesday and get in touch with us at the entrance.

Would you rather be on stage than behind the scenes?
There are always guests on stage at the Potshow - if you write lyrics or songs yourself and just want to try it out, send us an email to: info@potslam.de.

Stage

Kirsten Fuchs is a writer, playwright and columnist and lives in Berlin. She won the Open Mike in 2003. Several publications including: "Die Titanic und Herr Berg" by Rowohlt Berlin, "Eine Frau spürt so was nicht" by Voland & Quist. She regularly writes columns for "Das Magazin" and is a member of the reading group "Fuchs und Söhne".
kirsten-fuchs.de

Maik Martschinkowsky is an author, #cabaret artist, satirist and #radio playwright. He is a permanent member of #the reading stage "Lesedüne", which takes place twice a month at SO36 in Berlin #Kreuzberg (well, and he's also at #the Potshow every month).
In 2014, he published his book #"Von nichts kommt was" and subsequently toured with a solo program of the same name.
This was followed in 2019 by the collection of texts "Die Welt kann ein Lächeln verändern" and the cabaret program "Ohne Oben". In 2021, he published short radio plays under the title "Juten Tacheles" with Hörbuch Hamburg. A new solo program is planned for 2024. It will probably be called "Das wird man ja wohl noch differenzieren dürfen".
maikmartschinkowsky.de

Sebastian Lehmann comes from South Baden, but lives in Berlin. He often talks to his parents in his home town of Freiburg on the phone and talks about it on SWR3 and RBB radioeins. He tours Germany with his solo programs, is a member of the reading stage "Lesedüne" and winner of the Baden-Württemberg Kleinkunstpreis. He has also written numerous books, most recently: "Ich hab's dir doch gleich gesagt, Sebastian." His new program is called "Kinderzeit".
sebastianlehmann.net

Sometimes Marc-Uwe Kling simply has a lot to do. That's why Johanna Kling and Luise Kling have written a new book with him.
marcuwekling.de