कोमेडी विंटरहुडर फेहरहॉस जीएमबीएच

Till death

He is arguably the most musical, funniest and most charming doctor in Hamburg — Henning Kothe! If he isn’t practicing as a pulmonologist at his practice in Altona, he transforms into a grand entertainer who has plenty of entertainment in his doctor’s bag. After the successful show “Wiehnachten up Rezept,” Henning Kothe now presents tips and risks related to vacations. For him, the cure as a doctor, despite the “shadow sides,” is of course the best vacation. Musically, he answers the important questions: Why do we take a vacation with the family when we actually need a vacation from them? How does party vacation work with an alcohol ban at Ballermann, because when we’re sober we’re shy, aren’t we?! And a couples’ vacation in the holiday cottage — why do we trivialize that? Because there is really nothing cute about it. Anyway, wanderlust drives us out into the world, because we want to experience the unknown — or do we just want to take selfies in front of sights to impress everyone? Then we hole up in hotel fortresses or carry our Birchermuesli luxury piggyback onto the cruise ship. When the multitalented Henning Kothe, known for his popular “Wat secht de Dokter dorto” stories for NDR 90,3 on “Hör mal n beten to” starts, not only does the blood pressure rise, but also the mood in the hall. Laughter has always been the best medicine! Guaranteed prescription-free!

On the courage to forge your own path "Isn't that Stockl?" Yes … and no. Because Marisa Burger is much more than the cult role of Miriam Stockl from "Die RosenheimCops." She is a musician, mother, fitness enthusiast, art lover, and resilient fighter. She exercises a lot and surfs, is married for the second time, lives in Munich, but regularly commutes to Basel to see her husband. As a teenager, she loved New Wave and punk, escaped the deeply Catholic Altötting and her rather conservative environment, decided against her family's wishes to pursue an artistic career, had her daughter in her early twenties, and lived in a lively shared flat. Countless times Marisa Burger faced the choice: Do I follow societal norms or break free and do what I am passionate about, what makes me happy? She chose her own path (almost) every time. Not out of rebellion, but because deep down she felt it was the right thing for her. She wants to pass on this attitude in her book and encourage others to follow their own wishes and dreams. Musically, Marisa Burger is accompanied during her reading by guitarist Martin Halmich.

In Hamburg, his absolute favorite city, live Robert Kreis' most loyal fans. For 25 years now, the Winterhuder Fährhaus has been a familiar home for him, and every performance in this venue turns into a real celebration. If you look at the balance sheet after 50 years of stage work by Robert Kreis, you'll find that to this day, he captivates his audience in his inimitable way. Encounters with great personalities from art and culture shape his work. With great joy, he serves the humor of the 1920s and 1930s like no other, reviving hilariously funny memories of the Weimar era in his stage program. With his unique musical gems, he paints a colorful, dazzling picture of this era, which is as relevant as ever. Forever young in spirit, he continues to tour the country without signs of fatigue, drawing his cheerful circles. All people who enjoy hearty laughter and want to experience carefree hours are warmly welcome at Robert Kreis' performances. Robert Kreis – always a well-rounded affair!

Experience Lutz van der Horst live with his debut novel "Konfetti-Blues"! For cynics, romantics, comedians, and everyone in between, here is perhaps the funniest novel about failure: Max, late 20s and a comedy writer, sees himself at the start of a steep career: he's the host of his own show – at least three times. Then he learns from the TV guide that it's been canceled again. The handsome guy from the club, the supposedly new greatest love of his life, also wants nothing more to do with him. And doesn't Max actually want his ex-girlfriend back anyway? His path to the big stage and to great love is paved with pitfalls, embarrassing silence after a joke, heartbreak, and disappointments – and the question of whether there can be a happy ending for Max in the end, or if his life will remain the least funny show in the world forever. Look forward to a reading full of wit and depth. Comedian and "heute-show" field reporter Lutz van der Horst delves into the profound questions of life in conversation with one of his best friends from the comedy and television industry – Thilo Gosejohann – and, not least, clarifies: how much of the real Lutz van der Horst is actually in this book? After the event, there will be an opportunity to talk with the author, ask questions, and get a signed copy of the book.