Spätcafé im Glockenhof: Rasmus Syman

Since 2019, Rasmus Syman has become an integral part of Berlin’s comedy scene. This down-to-earth guy from the Ruhr region talks on stage about his own contradictions, shares embarrassing stories from his youth, and loves to poke fun at the things and people who get on his nerves. His energetic act has already landed him spots as the opening act for comedians like Michael Mittermeier and Fabi Rommel, and in 2024/2025 he’ll be touring Germany as the support act for Filiz Tasdan.

He also performs regularly at the Quatsch Comedy Club or as a headliner at Comedyflash, Downstairs Comedy Club, and the Mad Monkey Room. As a writer, he’s penned material for Comedy Central, Amazon Prime, and JOYN; on camera, he’s appeared on shows like “Falsch, aber lustig,” “NightWash,” and Felix Lobrecht’s “Comedy Halbzeit,” among others.

Rasmus does authentic comedy—personal, self-deprecating, but with a biting take on the world around him. He says terrible things, yet manages to remain charming. Well, at least that’s what he thinks. In the end, it’s all just “All Ego.” His first solo show brings together the best jokes and stories from six years of comedy.
Buy tickets. For his ego.