Abracadabra: German Humour Goes Global
Henning Wehn and Otto Kuhnle might appear to be on a hiding to nothing, yet, there they go trying to convince us that the Germans are actually a funny bunch. And while we can’t speak for the rest of them, these two certainly go some way in scotching that national stereotype with some cutting contemporary humour (Wehn) and a slab of Berliner Kabarett (Kuhnle).
The Stand, Wed 21 Apr, 6.30pm.
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