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HORST EVERS "I'm not one to make a big deal out of things" Horst Evers tells stories right from the here and now: experiences, incidents, and observations in which he lovingly, with a lot of wit and a pinch of wisdom, turns our everyday life and our increasingly disturbing present into comedy. Horst Evers tells stories: he reads, calls out, roars, hisses, and thunders them out in a unique way. There is a lot packed into this program, as always wrapped in many small, harmlessly beginning stories. Above all, it is a great fun. But it's best if you see it for yourself. So far, it has always been very worthwhile for everyone involved. *** "Horst Evers tells stories from everyday life. But what begins as unspectacular real satire quickly escalates into breathtakingly absurd comedy. Evers' entire wit then unfolds on stage. His performance is laconic and characterized by a unique minimalist gestural and mimical precision. Equally witty and quirky, one experiences in Horst Evers a true master of literary cabaret." (From the laudation of the German Cabaret Prize) "As if by chance, he discovers the fantastic in the everyday. With his grotesque worldview, he repeatedly manages to outwit reality." (From the laudation of the German Small Arts Prize) Awarded the most important prizes that the German-speaking small arts and cabaret market has to offer, he is also the author of numerous bestsellers. Participants: Horst Evers
Highlights
- Horst Evers presents his new program
- Humorous stories from everyday life
- Awarded several cabaret prizes
General Information
Horst Evers brings a mix of experiences and observations to the stage with his program "Naturally Funny Seen This Way." His performance is characterized by a unique comedy that casts everyday situations in a new light. The event takes place at the Berlin cabaret theater Die Wühlmäuse.
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October 2026
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