Títulos em Entretenimento e Artes Cênicas

Kabarett meets Klassik - geistreiche Satire trifft auf faszinierende Musikalität...

Horst Schroth weiß: Ein Mann hat keine zweite Chance einen ersten Eindruck zu machen! Das Update. Diesmal mit schönen Studiomoderationen.

Paul Conyers is a tall drink of funny. He proves it time and time again in his debut album Above the Fray. At his core, Conyers is an incisive, charismatic everyman. He has an easy-going wit and casual gall. His insightful social commentary, his reach and range, is impressive. His laid back - often daring - style, is dynamic and exciting. Above the Fray is well-crafted and self-aggrandizing, audaciously charming with dry, false bravado. Conyers elevates while remaining down to earth. Above the Fray is head and shoulders above the norm.

Wie fühlt sich Alter an, wer sind die jungen Alten und wer die alten Jungen? Wie kann man dem täglichen "Grau in Grau" entkommen? Was hält Oma von einem Six-Pack, wieso steht Opa beim Justin-Bieber-Konzert in der ersten Reihe? Und vor allem, wie wird man alt ohne alt zu sein? "Alter spielt sich im Kopf ab und nicht auf der Geburtsurkunde", sagt Bill Mockridge und beweist mit viel Witz und Humor, wie wir das biologische Alter durch unsere Einstellung zum Älterwerden positiv beeinflussen können.

Micky Flanagan's third recording comes off the back of his record-breaking 2017 UK tour. This hilarious performance encompasses Micky's views on the French, money and taking a Saga holiday with his Dad.

Es gibt Leute, die vermuten, dass der Mensch die Krone der Schöpfung ist. Es gibt andere, die befürchten, dass das stimmt. Aber wie isser nu wirklich, der Mensch? Es muss irgendwas sein zwischen Aristoteles und Homer Simpson. Oder, Entschuldigung meine Damen, zwischen, na, sagen wir mal, Marie Curie und Daniela Katzenberger. Mit jeweils individueller Tendenz in eine der beiden Richtungen. Und einer großen Gemeinsamkeit: Der Mensch macht sich gerne bemerkbar.

Totsein hatte Sabine sich immer anders vorgestellt. Das ist ja doch etwas ganz Spezielles. Und der Weg dahin: Ausgerechnet Dieter...

Es werdem weitere Trouvaillen aus dem Jaeger'schen Universum geboten...

One of Britain's best loved actors and comedians performs live in front of a rapturous London audience. This British-Iranian comic has a truly hilarious take on life, and his humour is both intelligent and unique.

Tony B is professionally funny, whip-smart, and stylish. Day Drinker, his debut album, pokes your funny bone and tickles your fancy. It's easy to love his upbeat, good-natured sense of humor. When he jabs at the audience, Tony pulls his punches; his razzing is gentle, his sensibility is metered. Jokes are crisp, polished, and to the point. The energy from the Arizona-based comedian is playful and warm. 

US comic Scott Capurro has been a frequent visitor to the UK since the mid '90s. Generally described as 'outrageous' and even more generally as 'gay', Scott has worked every comedy club and comedy festival in Britain without achieving the national recognition that his mom thinks he so richly deserves! But so what? That's his problem (and hers). Listen to this controversial performance to make up your own mind.

Live und unverfälscht: Acht scharfzüngige Bühnennummern inklusive dem Schlussbouquet "E-mam-be-le", vertont mit den Biermösl Blosn.

Together again for the first time: Barry Cryer and Ronnie Golden, two icons of rock and...droll! Songs, jokes, and a commentary on our times. Who could ask for anything less.

Bo Burnham was a teenager living in his parents' attic in Massachusetts when he started posting funny songs to YouTube that immediately turned heads with their wise satire that belied his very young age. He quickly struck a chord. Over 16 million people watched his videos and he soon amassed a gigantic (and young) online following that excitedly awaited each new video. Soon after that, Bo became revered in all comedy circles for being a wholly original, highly intelligent young voice.

Catherine McCormack, Joseph Fiennes, and Harriet Walter star in this BBC Radio 4 adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's last and most remarkable novel. Passion and perception run through this fascinating study of loneliness, love, and ultimate triumph over adversity.

An important medical breakthrough has a shameful history. In 1840s Alabama, a slave-owning doctor performs medical experiments on involuntary subjects - enslaved women - in an effort to solve the problem of fistulas, a post-childbirth anomaly. As the experiments proceed, and he gets close to a solution, the women try to survive and even find dignity in the face of inhuman treatment.

What's in the bag? Well fans of Vic and Bob's Shooting Stars will know, having seen Angelos become a nationwide hit on that show! This recording captures his 2011 UK Tour, where we hear a lot more about Angelos than we could ever have imagined!

Recorded live at the London Palladium, Omid Djalili demonstrates why he has become such a popular entertainer in the past few years.

Titter lots at Frankie Howerd's ditties, sketches, limericks and stand up, recorded in front of a specially-invited audience. The star of TV's 'Up Pompeii' and mainstay of innumerable 'Carry-On' films, Frankie Howerd causes a mayhem of mirth, where even his co-stars can't help laughing. As well as songs, stories, naughtiness and his usual audience banter, 'Please Yourselves' sees Frankie visiting his (female) doctor about an accident where he fell artichoke over chip.

The Night War Broke Out was recorded live in Edinburgh on the evening the US and UK military started the invasion of Iraq, with the bombing of Saddam Hussein's palace. The day was full of rumours that Saddam Hussein's deputy Tariq Aziz had been captured (untrue) and that the invasion had started (true). Lunchtime that day saw a massive turnout of anti-war protestors taking part in civil disobedience by blocking the main streets of the city.