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Both have over 20 years of stage experience and improvise with a virtuoso synergy unlike any other duo in musical comedy. The amazing thing is: they’re still not global stars, don’t have a star on the Walk of Fame, and have exactly zero million in their bank account. What’s missing? A little luck or the right connections? Botox? They’re so close to their big break and need one final push to launch their careers: They’re looking for a stage show that will finally take off and thrill everyone. It’s a quarter to fame! Time for a game-changer.
The plan: In this show, the audience decides live what kind of show they want to see! More music-cabaret or more comedy? What should be in the intro? Will it be political? Will there be autobiographical sing-along songs, physical comedy sketches, a common thread? After every act, there’s a tough vote: Does it stay in or get cut? It’s a quarter to fame! So no more half-measures! Book tickets now and be able to say: I was there. I helped make them big...
About Kießling&Kaffka:
Nele Kießling is an actress, host, and instructor. At age 16, she discovered improvisational theater; she later studied cultural studies while simultaneously completing countless training and continuing education courses in improvisation and acting, founded her own improv school, taken on teaching assignments, attended and performed at international theater festivals, discovered a passion for hosting, and simply improvised a great deal.
She currently lives in Göttingen and works throughout Germany in the fields of theater and entertainment. She performs improvisational theater in several ensembles, develops shows and entertainment formats, coaches others in improv skills, and hosts various stage events.
Jannis Kaffka is an improv musician and performer, composer, and songwriter from Hamburg. Jannis Kaffka was introduced to improv 24 years ago and simply hasn’t stopped since. He is an improv musician and performer with Kießling&Kaffka in Hamburg and an improv musician with Hidden Shakespeare in Hamburg and Die Stereotypen in Bielefeld. He teaches songwriting at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences and stage performance for musicians at the University of Wuppertal.
He also works as a songwriter, composer, and producer for various theater and cabaret productions.
Doors open: 7:00 p.m.
Advance tickets: 18 euros (excluding advance booking fee)
Tickets are available at all major advance ticket outlets and at the box offices for events organized by the Department of Culture
Box office: 24 euros
No discounts
The hall is seated. Free choice of seating.
The venue is wheelchair accessible.
Persons with a severe disability (designated by a “B” on their disability ID) pay the regular price. Their companion receives free admission and does not need a separate ticket.