Description
On March 12, 2027, laughter will fill Rielasingen-Worblingen! A fabulous mix of
cabaret and comedy awaits you!
The evening's moderation will be handled by the wonderful Roger Stein, who will entertain his audience with his infectious musical roughage entertainment, blending comedy songs, singer-songwriter performances, and post-romanticism.
With powerful versatility, self-irony, and charm, he plays multiple instruments and guides his program with a fiery, finger-pointing-free—yet not middle-finger-free!—approach to disciplined rebellion. Using razor-sharp rhyme techniques, he explores the depths of satire and poetry, pulls the rug out from under simple metaphors, and lets language run free.
He skillfully combines hip-hop elements with traditional German song, creating his own unique musical style.
But his carefully selected guests also have plenty to contribute for top-notch entertainment:
Hans-Hermann Thielke: 179 cm tall, side parting, modern progressive glasses. He is the man everyone can blindly trust. Even those who no longer trust themselves! He takes all worries seriously and takes his time for it. Hans-Hermann Thielke knows better than anyone what it’s like when you don’t know whether it’s still day or night. He never knew it himself. Empathetically and competently, he takes his neighbors and fellow citizens by the hand and guides them safely through the turbulent sea of everyday life. He knows: "The lights go out at the end of the day," but until then, there’s still much to laugh about.
Jacky Feldmann would probably still be lying comfortably in a meadow with a Tetra Pak under her arm and a sunflower in her hair; if school hadn’t suddenly ended. What to do now with her newly gained future? Become a chemist, police officer, or wastewater diver?
Initially, Jacky aimed for a career as a hammer thrower (no joke), but this failed due to her rather petite stature and her squeaky throwing scream. Ultimately, she chose an office job at the tax office. Everyday life set in; but so did the comedy. Jacky, a young Sauerländer, already knew that turnover tax and value-added tax are not Pokemons. But the stories she experienced as a tax official speak their own language…
Christl Sittenauer recently read Arthur Schopenhauer: “With more flair than the beautiful, one could call the female gender the unaesthetic. Neither for music, nor poetry, nor visual arts do they truly and genuinely have sense and receptivity.” Nothing else was to be expected from Schopenhauer, but now Christl Sittenauer’s own son also thinks that women are not human, plunging the cabaret artist, mathematician, lecturer, architect, improvisational theater actress, and singer into a deep crisis. And so she ignites a sensitive and pointed back-and-forth of misunderstandings and inequalities. Yet, despite all her efforts, she sometimes cannot be entirely correct and proper… Kerim Pamuk plays and talks about our wonderful postmodern world, where children’s projects, problems “challenges,” and defeats are opportunities. It’s about old people who want to be young and young people who want to be old. As a playground-hardened dad, he talks about chronically gifted children who fail at swinging and dog owners in the park who make their dogs “sit.” And to loosen up, he then goes for a Thai massage.
Highlights
- Cabaret and comedy on March 12, 2027
- Moderation by Roger Stein
- Guest appearances by Hans-Hermann Thielke and other artists
General Information
The 1st Aachtal Laughter Night takes place in Rielasingen-Worblingen and offers an entertaining evening with a mix of cabaret and comedy. Roger Stein guides the program and ensures top entertainment with his guests.
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March 2027
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