Siegfried & Joy | KulturImZelt Braunschweig

In the organizer's words:

Festival KulturImZelt 2026

📍 Bürgerpark, Braunschweig

🗓 August 27 - September 27, 2026

- More than 50 shows from the fields of live concerts, readings, cabaret & comedy. -

Including:

They've done it again! Starbugs Comedy go one better and take off into new spheres of comedy with their brand new program "SHOWTIME!". And they take their audience on a journey through the colorful world of the show scene from the very first second. Comedy has never been so lively and dynamic. Nadja Sieger, alias Nadeschkin, was once again involved as director.

The trio has won numerous prestigious awards, including the Prix Pantheon Audience Award, the Hamburg Comedy Cup and the Tuttlinger Krähe Audience Award. They have also caused a sensation internationally: with awards at major festivals in Monte Carlo, Paris, Moscow, Budapest, Montreal, China and many other countries, Starbugs Comedy has been at the forefront of visual comedy for years.

"SHOWTIME!" is world-class comedy without words. The three exceptional artists leave long speeches to the others. With full physical commitment and stunning facial expressions, Starbugs Comedy produce real fireworks of laughter. From young to old, there is not a dry eye in the house and the audience roars with laughter. Fabian Berger, Wassilis Reigel and Martin Burtscher are world champions of non-verbal comedy and dance and act out everything possible and impossible. They constantly surprise the audience with unexpected twists and turns. However, their seemingly inexhaustible creativity has an intense side effect: sore muscles from laughing.

"And there they were, ninety minutes of infantile joy in life that you breathed in like pure oxygen - standing ovations." -Hessisch Allgemeine Zeitung

"Pantomime, glitter and tinsel, dance from Latin American to tap to moonwalk, lots of music and sounds instead of many words. Absurdities and silliness, wigs, bathrobes, battles in song lyrics, Darth Vader and leaf blowers. And, above all, as a running gag, Adele's "Hello! It's me", cleverly placed or cleverly omitted, so that a longing for it could literally arise." -Heidenheimer Zeitung