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On 08/28 we are celebrating ARTGROOVE vol. 2 at Nachtasyl, directly above the Thalia Theater.From 8:00 PM, the vernissage begins with paintings, photography, and music by various artists.From 11:00 PM, the vernissage transitions into club mode. For this, a Funktion One sound system and special lighting technology await you.See you on the floor!

Pop & Wave | Italo-Disco | Dance Classics"She Works Hard For Love Bizarre"On April 5, 2025, we are excited to join you for the best of Pop & Wave, Italo Disco, and Dance Classics, along with what drove the gay scene of the 1980s onto the dance floors. DJ Wobo will musically accompany us throughout the evening, and he is sure to have a few disco gems ready.Starting from 10:30 PM, the crew from Nachtasyl and the DARE! team will be ready for our gay community in the theater bar of Thalia Theater, high above the rooftops of Hamburg.Look forward to JIMMY SOMERVILLE, ERASURE, and MADONNA, as well as DONNA SUMMER and SHEILA E.We can't wait to see you!

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A living room. Ole, a very intelligent and perfectly proportioned man in his prime, on a sofa. A door that no longer opens. Sometimes the world can be an asshole. But luckily, there's Adele. And Sia. And Die Ärzte. Olli Schulz, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Danger Dan. Herbert Grönemeyer. And Broadway musicals. And, and, and...

Fishing is practical philosophy. Fishing is contemplation and stress, deceleration and adrenaline, success and failure. Fishing is ups and downs. Fishing is, in one word: life. The angler is the prophet of faith. He looks for a glimmer of hope in every dark body of water. But most of the time, his attempts fail. But he fails gladly. In fishing, failure finds its highest expression. Because: Only those who have failed nine times can once be an overwhelmingly happy person.Paul Schröder and Thomas Niehaus set out for an evening watch at their club’s waters and cast their lines in hope of the big catch. No water is too murky for them not to try fishing in it. No topic is too sensitive for them not to discuss it thoroughly. And alongside fishing tall tales and cold hard facts, alongside Izaak Walton and Peter, remains the eternal question: What are we doing here? Aren’t we all sitting by the flowing waters of life, casting our lines with thoughts of our happiness? And while they sit there, two monuments of patience and hope, and finally the enticing "come-with-me" call of the tawny owl announces the promise of the night and tries to lure poor souls into the darkness of the forest, the two take out their headlamps and calmly and concentratedly prepare the eel rig. Then they start singing a song. Or not. Depending on the weather.