Ich sehe deinen Witz - Comedy mit Gebärdensprache

Because laughter understands every language—and in our format, even two at once!—we’re happily continuing our new series: At our special comedy night, not only will there be amazing performers on stage, but also two sign language interpreters who will translate every spoken word into the vibrant world of sign language: Rita Mohlau and Selin Türk. The result is a show where humor becomes both audible and visible.

Our goal: to experiment with sign language in the theater world, rediscover it, and establish it as a natural part of cultural events. Through shared art, shared laughter, and new forms of communication, we want to demonstrate just how enriching an open cultural space can be for everyone.

And since this is comedy, the rule is, of course: humor is expressly allowed—and even encouraged! Comedy is a performing art that touches the heart and makes everyday life a little lighter for a moment.

So look forward to evenings that bring us together, inspire us, and—above all—let us laugh together—with words, with gestures, and with all our hearts.

Back in the day, there was more tinsel—and, above all, we were younger. In his new live show, comedian and feel-good influencer Johannes Flöck takes his audience on a journey through the pitfalls of modern everyday life that’s as humorous as it is relaxed—navigating self-improvement, the mindfulness craze, and Johannes Flöck’s quiet realization: “I can’t do things the way I want to anymore; now I have to want what I can do.”
With subtle humor, sharp observations of everyday life, and almost philosophical
food for thought, Flöck talks about growing older without becoming stubborn, the e-bike boom among boomers, new dietary trends, active relaxation, and the art of not constantly trying to improve your life. Instead of “higher, faster, further,” his motto is: more mindful, more relaxed—and above all, more fun.
A show that will make you laugh, take a deep breath, and see yourself reflected in it—honest, warm-hearted, and wonderfully funny.
Photo ©Robert Recker

With the kind support of the “Claudine and Eike Hallwachs Foundation”
In cooperation with the State Association of the Deaf in Baden-Württemberg