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Cabaret & comedy with Stefan Schöttler

Stefan Schöttler is a comedian & cabaret artist, one of the hottest newcomers in Germany and an absolute insider tip!

As a former heavyweight boxer, Bud Spencer, Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Queen were still real guys for him in his youth! He was born in Dortmund on May 14, 1979 at 7:20 am. Although he doesn't remember if the light was on.

As a child of the Ruhr Valley, he takes the curiosities of our time by the scruff of the neck and presents them with a twinkle in his eye that makes even the most serious topics dance light-footedly. His trademark: Irony and exaggeration with heart and mind. He shows his audience that today's changes are not much worse than a regular visit to the urologist and thus ensures a good feeling with a happy ending.

With plenty of humor and joie de vivre, the audience is taken on a journey to the really important questions in life: Was it really better in the past? Is coffee even enjoyable without cognac in the morning? What do you do with a Porsche in a 30 km/h zone when you're 40? Are we actually happy or is a building society savings contract enough for us? What do I really want in life and what makes me existentially happy?

What Stefan really wants is one thing above all: to put a hearty and carefree smile on his viewers' faces!
Or maybe a beer and a Bifi from the gas station?
https://stefan-schoettler.de/
Play length: two hours with intermission. Admission: €18 full price, students / unemployed (with valid certificate) €12.00 and pupils up to 18 years €10.00, wheelchair users with companion: €22.00

ATTENTION:
- Ticket purchase via internet currently NOT possible!
- Advance booking by telephone (0201/791466, office hours: 11.30 - 17.30).
- Advance booking by e-mail (theatercourage@t-online.de)
- Admission per person 18 Euro (or 12/10 Euro) preferably in cash. Payment by cell phone (Paypal) possible at the Box Office if necessary .
- Admission from half an hour before the start.

DATE:
November 28, 2024 (Thursday at 8 pm)