Comedy
Comedy im Balz #special: Maxi Gstettenbauer - «Lieber Maxi als normal»
Balz
Steinenbachgässlein
34, 4051 Basel
Comedy in the Balz #special - Maxi Gstettenbauer: "Lieber Maxi than normal"
"I tell, you laugh". Sounds simple, but it's not.
"I tell, you laugh". Sounds simple, but it's not.
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Comedy in the Balz #special - Maxi Gstettenbauer: "Lieber Maxi than normal"
"I tell, you laugh". Sounds simple, but it's not. Unless your name is Maxi Gstettenbauer, you were born in Lower Bavaria as a convinced digital native, you live in Cologne, and you profess to prefer being Maxi to being normal. Then you have the best prerequisites to tell stories that will have the audience laughing their heads off for two hours.
Maxi Gstettenbauer mostly tells stories about herself. And is unsparing in doing so. Others, for example, would sell their first appearance on Stefan Raab as a huge success, but Maxi exposes the disaster that took place on stage and inside himself. In doing so, he proves to be a shrewd observer who draws the potential for his stories from the smallest of hair. All alone on stage, he captures his audience with a distinctive voice that remains friendly even as he dissects vulgarities. Because the cellar-tanned comedy nerd doesn't memorize his program, that gives him room for improvisational interludes. An interjection from an audience member can sometimes lead to an unplanned excursion into the absurd that makes you wonder: How does he come up with such grandiose nonsense? These are moments in which Maxi laughs and states: "I'm working right now and I'm getting paid for it! He deserves it because he doesn't try to explain the world to us, but simply lets his hair down for two hours and entertains us in the best possible way. His school is life. No classical education, no studies, not even a high school diploma! What would be a disaster for any other profession is just right for comedy! From school directly to Cologne into the comedy world! In between he worked as a tester for computer games. He knows them all and was on every level. When he talks about his passion for game consoles, there's not a dry eye in the house. The connoisseurs can't help but laugh at themselves and the digital immigrants shake their heads when Maxi Gstettenbauer gives fodder to the clichés about computer nerds. Maxi likes to look behind the scenes and question, for example, how we use the Internet. There's obviously a need for enlightenment, otherwise the social media wouldn't be so successful in selling us products that no one needs. The smart Bavarian, who lives in Cologne, likes to describe himself this way: "I'm a comedian who sees the world with alert eyes, but gets lost in the details." Much to the delight of his ever-growing fan base.
More than 10 million clicks on YouTube, numerous TV appearances, the award of the jury prize of the major cabaret festival in 2016 and, last but not least, the Güldene August of the HumorZone 2015: With Lieber Maxi als normal, Maxi Gstettenbauer continues unwaveringly on his way to the top league of German comedians.
Ticket Information:
-Comedy'N'Beer: Standing room + open beer à discretion during the entire performance.
For standing room select green area
Door opening: 19:30
Start: 20:00
End: 22:00
Age limit: None.
Wheelchair seats: Will be sold through the organizer and can be obtained by calling: 061 373 03 03.
Further information:
www.comedy-im-balz.ch
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Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
"I tell, you laugh". Sounds simple, but it's not. Unless your name is Maxi Gstettenbauer, you were born in Lower Bavaria as a convinced digital native, you live in Cologne, and you profess to prefer being Maxi to being normal. Then you have the best prerequisites to tell stories that will have the audience laughing their heads off for two hours.
Maxi Gstettenbauer mostly tells stories about herself. And is unsparing in doing so. Others, for example, would sell their first appearance on Stefan Raab as a huge success, but Maxi exposes the disaster that took place on stage and inside himself. In doing so, he proves to be a shrewd observer who draws the potential for his stories from the smallest of hair. All alone on stage, he captures his audience with a distinctive voice that remains friendly even as he dissects vulgarities. Because the cellar-tanned comedy nerd doesn't memorize his program, that gives him room for improvisational interludes. An interjection from an audience member can sometimes lead to an unplanned excursion into the absurd that makes you wonder: How does he come up with such grandiose nonsense? These are moments in which Maxi laughs and states: "I'm working right now and I'm getting paid for it! He deserves it because he doesn't try to explain the world to us, but simply lets his hair down for two hours and entertains us in the best possible way. His school is life. No classical education, no studies, not even a high school diploma! What would be a disaster for any other profession is just right for comedy! From school directly to Cologne into the comedy world! In between he worked as a tester for computer games. He knows them all and was on every level. When he talks about his passion for game consoles, there's not a dry eye in the house. The connoisseurs can't help but laugh at themselves and the digital immigrants shake their heads when Maxi Gstettenbauer gives fodder to the clichés about computer nerds. Maxi likes to look behind the scenes and question, for example, how we use the Internet. There's obviously a need for enlightenment, otherwise the social media wouldn't be so successful in selling us products that no one needs. The smart Bavarian, who lives in Cologne, likes to describe himself this way: "I'm a comedian who sees the world with alert eyes, but gets lost in the details." Much to the delight of his ever-growing fan base.
More than 10 million clicks on YouTube, numerous TV appearances, the award of the jury prize of the major cabaret festival in 2016 and, last but not least, the Güldene August of the HumorZone 2015: With Lieber Maxi als normal, Maxi Gstettenbauer continues unwaveringly on his way to the top league of German comedians.
Ticket Information:
-Comedy'N'Beer: Standing room + open beer à discretion during the entire performance.
For standing room select green area
Door opening: 19:30
Start: 20:00
End: 22:00
Age limit: None.
Wheelchair seats: Will be sold through the organizer and can be obtained by calling: 061 373 03 03.
Further information:
www.comedy-im-balz.ch
(ast)
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
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