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KdK Stand Up

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Wed, Oct 23, 2024, 20:00
Stand-up comedy is booming and we’re celebrating. A fearless band of young comedians is conquering live stages and the Internet – Kampf der Künste brings the most explosive to the stage of the Elbphilharmonie, where virtuoso humour artists offer bizarre perspectives on the completely normal, completely crazy world. Bitterly beautiful punchlines about small happiness, great misery and infinite inadequacy. Or simply wonderfully honest voices that you should have heard. KDK Stand Up delivers an evening that is curated to the... Read full text

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