CULTURALLY INAPPROPRIATE: Tickets
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Join us for a unique comedy show featuring 4 internationally touring comedians performing their best jokes in English. Only one night in Berlin.
This show is about the quirks of our diverse society, absurdity of living abroad and why you should remain optimistic about life despite everything happening in the world right now. Warning: May contain some inappropriate jokes.
Art.City.People. Mitte
Doors: 20:30
Showtime: 21:00
The show is entirely in English
MEET THE COMEDIANS
Sasha Nezlobin
Sasha is a prominent Russian-American stand-up comedian, writer, and director, often considered a pioneer of modern stand-up comedy in Russia.
Dinara Kerey
Born in Kazakhstan and based in Berlin, Dinara brings "cultural chaos" to the stage with fearless storytelling. She has shared the spotlight with icons like Russell Peters, David Cross, and Maz Jobrani.
Carmen Chraim
Born and raised in Lebanon, Carmen brings high energy, quick stories, and a love for sarcasm to every stage.
Dima Watermelon
Originally from Ukraine, Dima has been living in Germany for the last 10 years. But don’t worry – he hasn’t been there long enough to lose his sense of humour.
This show is about the quirks of our diverse society, absurdity of living abroad and why you should remain optimistic about life despite everything happening in the world right now. Warning: May contain some inappropriate jokes.
Art.City.People. Mitte
Doors: 20:30
Showtime: 21:00
The show is entirely in English
MEET THE COMEDIANS
Sasha Nezlobin
Sasha is a prominent Russian-American stand-up comedian, writer, and director, often considered a pioneer of modern stand-up comedy in Russia.
Dinara Kerey
Born in Kazakhstan and based in Berlin, Dinara brings "cultural chaos" to the stage with fearless storytelling. She has shared the spotlight with icons like Russell Peters, David Cross, and Maz Jobrani.
Carmen Chraim
Born and raised in Lebanon, Carmen brings high energy, quick stories, and a love for sarcasm to every stage.
Dima Watermelon
Originally from Ukraine, Dima has been living in Germany for the last 10 years. But don’t worry – he hasn’t been there long enough to lose his sense of humour.