When does the show start

The show starts on Wednesday, 01.04.2026 at 19:30 at M*Halle Schwerin.

How long does the show last

Estimate around 2 hours including a short break; exact details will be provided by the organizer.

Who is the comedy suitable for

For fans of societal satire, stand-up punchlines, and cabaret humor; recommended for ages teenager and up due to topics like MeToo and body shaming.

Is the event accessible

Information on the accessibility of M*Halle will follow; if needed, please contact the box office of the Mecklenburg State Theater in advance.

Are there parking options nearby

Parking in the area is possible; detailed information on parking and public transport connections will be provided by the organizer.

Where can I buy tickets and how much do they cost

Tickets are available online through the organizer; prices were not stated at the time of publication and will follow.

Woke Whirl Meets Wit: Kolle witte Mann Ignites Schwerin's Laughter Storm

Name: Kolle witte Mann – Comedy in Platt at M*Halle Schwerin
Start: 2026-04-01T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-01T23:30:00+02:00
Location: M*Halle

Laughter with Attitude: 'Kolle witte Mann' Ignites in Schwerin

Sharp wit, timing to the point, and a comedy atmosphere that will bring you to your knees: In 'Kolle witte Mann' at M*Halle Schwerin, generational feelings and bureaucratic madness collide head-on. The comedy experience thrives on precise stand-up dialogue, biting cabaret spirit, and audience reactions that swing between giggles and collective roars.

What is it about? A wreath, a shitstorm, a clash

At a funeral, a detail escalates: the inscription on the ribbon. From 'In deep sorrow, your employees' it turns into a showdown over gender stars, MeToo, body shaming, and corporate image. What begins as a respectful scene flips into a bright societal satire – with stage presence, pace, and razor-sharp punchlines.

The Minds Behind It: Jacobs & Netenjakob – Award-winning Comedy Expertise

The author duo Dietmar Jacobs and Moritz Netenjakob, known for series like 'Pastewka' and contributions to 'Stromberg' (Grimme Award in tow), delivers another hit after the success 'Extrawurst'. Their expertise in timing, character management, and interaction propels the evening – in Low German ('Kolle witte Mann') – forward with wonderfully dry humor.

Production in the M*Halle: close up, direct, energetic

The M*Halle, the new venue of the Mecklenburg State Theater, transforms the theme into a close-up of our times. Short scenes, clear setups, precise punchlines: The stage technology emphasizes dialogue dynamics rather than cheap effects – ideal conditions for comedic precision and audience closeness.

Why attend? Because satire here has heart and attitude

This evening builds bridges: Boomers vs. Gen Z, marketing vs. morals – always with wit instead of finger-pointing. Those who love smart social observation, dense punchlines, and lively interaction will experience comedy that resonates even on the way home.

Conclusion

'Kolle witte Mann' serves current debates as pointed laugh therapy – fast, clever, juicy. Get the live feeling at M*Halle and experience how satire addresses the big questions of everyday life with a wink.