Theaterschiff Hamburg

A wave of sequins, false eyelashes, and dance moves that you'll only find on Pellworm. Glitter, chaos, emotions. A show like our anniversary: brilliant and guaranteed to be stormily good!

The ultimate comedy crash course by & with Lutz von Rosenberg Lipinsky – or Claudiu M. Draghici Nothing is left out: neither the legendary temperament of the Hanseatic people, nor the religious war between HSV and St. Pauli.

Three men. One retreat. No reception. And the question: Was that life – or is there more after the sauna?Daniel, Mando, and Michael take a break between career, crisis, and cacao ceremony – in search of peace in the chaos between burnout and Buddha.WORK-LIFE-WHAT? is a satirical self-experiment about the daily balancing act between work and life – with beatboxing, mindfulness, and plenty of enlightenment panic.Three men. One towel. Zero plan.WORK-LIFE-WHAT? – Laughter guaranteed. Enlightenment optional.

Comedy. Kabarett. Beatbox. Something never seen before: Comedy, Kabarett & Beatbox! A new dream team is conquering the comedy stages: Beatbox world champion Mando Beatbox, word acrobat Daniel Heinz, and stand-up comedian Michael Frowin. Three men. One breakdown. No reception. And the question of all questions: Is this it – or is there more to life? Daniel and Michael are stranded in the run-down "Hotel California." Between career, crisis, and singing bowls, they grapple with the daily balancing act of life: driven by "I must" and "I must let go." A comedy adventure between lotus flowers and fits of laughter. Laughter guaranteed – enlightenment optional. In the heart of Hamburg lies Germany's oldest theater ship – and Europe's only seaworthy one. For over 50 years, the stage has thrilled audiences with comedy, kabarett, and show. The audience is never more than seven meters away from the artists, drinks are brought to your seat – theater doesn't get any closer! Intimate like a living room, lively like a harbor pub, and at the same time a stage for first-class programming – all in a unique maritime atmosphere. Hamburg has many stages, but only one original on the water. 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM: Work Life What with prior introduction by Michael Frowin 7:45 PM - 8:15 PM: Work Life What with prior introduction by Michael Frowin 8:30 PM - 9:00 PM: DESPERATE BOATWIVES 9:15 PM - 9:45 PM: DESPERATE BOATWIVES 10:00 PM - 10:30 PM: DESPERATE BOATWIVES 11:00 PM - 11:20 PM: Crazy Hour with the Ernst Deutsch Theater 11:40 PM - 12:00 AM: Crazy Hour with the Ernst Deutsch Theater

Comedy, Drama & Show This show demonstrates what's possible on our small stage! Three women, two goals, one ship, and zero plan. The friends actually just wanted to spend a relaxed girls' weekend – with Aperol and no adventure. But then they learn that the booked show troupe has mixed up the ships. Bad luck for the show troupe, brilliant for the three friends: they were successful stars on Pellworm years ago! And today they're celebrating their comeback! What begins as a bit of fun spirals completely out of control. A wave ride of sequins, false eyelashes, and dance steps that you only know from Pellworm. Glitter, chaos, emotions.In the heart of Hamburg lies Germany's oldest theater ship – and Europe's only seaworthy one. For over 50 years, the stage has thrilled audiences with comedy, cabaret, and show. The audience is never more than seven meters away from the performers, drinks are brought to your seat – theater doesn't get any closer! Intimate like a living room, lively like a harbor pub, and at the same time a stage for first-class programming – all in an unmistakable maritime atmosphere. Hamburg has many stages, but only one original on the water.7:00 PM - 7:30 PM: Work Life What with prior introduction by Michael Frowin 7:45 PM - 8:15 PM: Work Life What with prior introduction by Michael Frowin 8:30 PM - 9:00 PM: DESPERATE BOATWIVES 9:15 PM - 9:45 PM: DESPERATE BOATWIVES 10:00 PM - 10:30 PM: DESPERATE BOATWIVES 11:00 PM - 11:20 PM: Crazy Hour with the Ernst Deutsch Theater 11:40 PM - 12:00 AM: Crazy Hour with the Ernst Deutsch Theater