Sascha Korf • "Lach- und Lachgeschichten" • 4. Zusatzshow!

In the organizer's words:

The last additional show of this darn funny 7th program by thoroughbred entertainer Sascha Korf. And his last show ever at the Apollo. Because in 2026 the "Tausendscha" will end his stage career. Sunday, June 7, 2026 is the end - he will celebrate his farewell with one last big evening at the Theater am Aegi.

But today, in "Lach- und Lachgeschichten", the "Impromaschine" will first of all once again pack wild stories onto the stage in his usual manner. What are traveling operas? Who is really to blame for global warming? And how many chilies are murder weapons? Questions upon questions that are resolved in wonderfully funny laughter and laugh-out-loud stories. In constant communication with his audience, of course.

Sascha will talk about what it will be like when he becomes the first person from Cologne on the moon and how to tell fairy tales in a politically correct way. There will also be wild recipes and an intimate consultation. At the end, of course, the usual Schlager parody is a must.
When Sascha Korf runs, plays and fabulates across the stage in an energetic, likeable and wonderfully honest manner, there's not a dry eye in the house.

This is real. That is pure. That is Korf.

Of course, there are also great dialogs with his beloved audience. Funny, touching and sometimes hilarious stories develop at eye level. You have to see the master of improvisation in his element. Stand-up comedy meets improv meets human. Oh yes, and if you want to be there when the Colombian telenovela "I forgot my car in Porreres!" sees the light of day, you should get your tickets.
"If you bought Sascha Korf "Veni Vidi Witzig", you also buy Sascha Korf "Lach- und Lachgeschichten".

"With stand-up comedy and improvisation, Sascha Korf had everyone on the edge of their seats at the end." (Kieler Nachrichten)

"Sascha Korf acts impulsively but sensitively, he doesn't expose anyone. The result: the audience plays along. This results in hilarious dialogs paired with terrific situation comedy." (Südkurier)