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08 August

Stand-up Show in Berlin: “3.43 Belarusians”

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08.08.26 21:00, Sat
20:30
Berlin, HIER WO DU STRAHLST
Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 20, 10178 Berlin
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A stand-up comedy show featuring comedians from Warsaw and Berlin will take place in Berlin

 

Berlin will host a live stand-up comedy night featuring comedians from Poland and Germany. Well-known figures from the Russian-speaking comedy scene will take the stage at the HIER WO DU STRAHLST bar: Warsaw comedians Anton Dubailo and Yegor Anisimov, as well as Berlin comedians Sasha Kubar and Zhenya Karin.

 

The event will bring together the comedy traditions of different cities and cultures, treating the audience to an hour and a half of fresh jokes, observations on life as an expat, personal stories, and topical humor.

 

The stars of the evening will be comedians with diverse backgrounds and experiences. Sasha Kubar, Yegor Anisimov, and Anton Dyubailo are originally from Belarus, while Zhenya Karin is from Siberia. That said, Zhenya himself insists that the results of his DNA test give him every reason to consider himself part of the Belarusian comedy team.

 

On stage, the audience can look forward to a dynamic performance by four comedians with different styles, perspectives, and stories. This is an opportunity to spend an evening in a warm atmosphere, get to know Berlin’s Russian-language stand-up scene, and see artists who are actively shaping contemporary comedy in Europe.

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