Harry G: HoamStories 2025

In the organizer's words:

He doesn't give a shit. This edgy Bavarian expression is the best way to describe the Munich-based comedian Harry G, who obviously doesn't have much in common with "Bussi Bussi" and "Schickeria". Clear words, astute observations, oddball humor, a short fuse when it comes to social injustices and fearlessness towards everything and everyone: anyone who attends a show by Harry G must expect to be entertained for 90 minutes in such a complex and emotional way that they are just as exhausted afterwards as after a brisk climb up the Wallberg. An evening with Harry G is no time to relax, it is an evening full of energy and intensity that the audience simply cannot and will not resist.

HoamStories - the title of successful comedian Harry G's fourth program, which starts in January 2025 - is another play on words that is intended to make it clear once again that Bavaria has long been more than just the well-known Mia san Mia. Rather, it is intended to illustrate the cosmopolitanism and zeitgeist that can be perfectly reconciled with Bavarian tradition and lifestyle. In HoamStories, Harry G uses the latest observations from his everyday life as a theme, in which the audience often embarrassingly recognizes itself. Harry G puts "normal life" into perspective in such a way that there is not a dry eye in the house. Almost always with laughter, but also because some of the scurrilities are simply hilarious. Stories from and about Bavaria. Just HoamStories.

What began with amusing videos on social media has developed into an extraordinary stage success since 2013. In his programs 'Leben mit dem Isarpreiß' (2014), '#HarrydieEhre' (2016) and 'HoamBoy' (2020), Harry G delighted audiences in Germany, Austria and Switzerland as a contemporary ambassador of the Bavarian way of life, in Munich alone with 17 sold-out shows at Circus Krone.

Markus Stoll was born in Regensburg and spent a large part of his childhood at Schliersee. The former investment manager has lived in Munich since 2006. He admires Gerhard Polt and Fredl Fesl and is a fan of Helge Schneider and Harald Schmidt.