Comedians Manuel Wolff and Erin Crouch take center stage at a free comedy show in Baumholder on May 18 bringing their unique perspectives to humorously dissect everyday life and cultural quirks in Germany. (Atlantic Academy)
In an amusing blend of cultural exchange and humor, German comedian Manuel Wolff and American expat Erin Crouch will headline a free comedy show in Baumholder on Saturday.
The event, supported by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, promises a witty dissection of everyday life and cultural stereotypes, according to organizers.
The show is part of the state program “Welcome to Rheinland-Pfalz! Our Neighbors from the USA,” aiming to foster mutual cultural understanding between Germans and American residents.
Wolff, a seasoned comedian hailing from Cologne, brings his brand of humor to the stage in both German and English.
After his first English stand-up act went viral, he gained international recognition, featuring in the “Laughs in Translation” YouTube documentary and delivering a TEDx talk on the theme “creating world peace — one laugh at a time.” His reputation is bolstered by numerous comedy awards and TV appearances in Germany.
Erin Crouch, who has made Germany her home, offers her take on a new country through her comedy. Her latest routine, “Doing it the Hard Way,” humorously navigates the challenges and absurdities of adopting a new culture, presenting a fresh take on the American experience in Germany.
Show starts at 9 p.m., at Bistro Pierrot at Hotel Westrich in Baumholder. For more info, visit https://www.atlantische-akademie.de/comedy.
May 13, 2024 15:21
