3. Wittenberger Lachnacht - mit Ole Lehmann, Matthias Brodowy, Marius Jung, Vera Deckers und Jonas Greiner
On April 9, 2027, laughter will once again fill Wittenberge! A fabulous mix of cabaret and comedy awaits you!
The evening will be hosted once again this year by the cheerful Ole Lehmann, who is very much looking forward to Wittenberge. "The audience is always particularly joyful here," says Ole. And when it comes to joy, he is an expert! But his selected guests also have plenty to contribute to the finest entertainment:
Matthias Brodowy notes: The whole mess with fake news actually began when the dinosaurs devoured Adam and Eve. Nowadays, you can look into the bathroom mirror each morning feeling good because AI makes you look like George Clooney. In Thonotosassa, 115 goats set a world record in goat yoga, and that's actually true, while it’s just a rumor that the dignity of man is inviolable. What is true? What is false? And how much farmer's shrewdness does one need to fake it to the top? (…) We can always conclude: There are strange things…
Marius Jung grew up in the Rhineland. You might not notice it at first glance, but once his Cologne tolerance and black humor shine through, it's clear as day. His profound insights into the life of a "maximally pigmented" person among white Germans are a humorous guide with a practical instruction manual. Marius Jung effortlessly lets ethical questions roll off his tongue. His program is just like Marius himself: authentic, unwhining, and to the point.
Vera Deckers knows: We check our phones 80 times a day, are inundated with messages, and get lost in the jungle of constant accessibility. Today, we crave likes and hearts. In the past, pepper spray helped against followers. Politeness is seen as a weakness, and computers require proof that you are human. Where is this leading? Vera Deckers argues: It's time to reach out to each other again, time for a new lightness! With sharp observational skills and pronounced self-irony, the diploma psychologist clarifies our communication patterns in everyday life and points out the traps we fall into. The fact that you can also laugh heartily in the process may be because she is one of the best stand-up comedians in Germany.
Jonas Greiner - current, intelligent, and roaringly funny. He impresses with his distinctive style, combining sharp, ironic societal criticism and funny anecdotes from everyday life with high-caliber and refreshing humor. Have you experienced stress, anger, disputes, or a gout attack lately? No problem: Jonas Greiner may not be able to take all that away from you, but he will certainly bring you to funnier thoughts and help you forget the challenges of everyday life. How does that work? By taking pretty much everything that happens around him in his stories with humor. And he takes you on a journey through Germany and the world, through the here and now, and the circumstances of our time, where everyone seems to be arguing.
Photo: Ole Lehmann (c) Hendrik Gergen
Entry: 7:30 PM
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