Christian Schulte-Loh

Christian Schulte-Loh is a comedian of the London school. His comedy is accordingly quick-witted, fast, and bulletproof.

This “London-trained” double agent of humor explores the question of whether we Germans might, after all, be funnier than the English. Christian Schulte-Loh is “German, but funny” (Der Spiegel). Shaped by the London school, his comedy is fast, sharp, and razor-quick. In his German stage shows, he recounts his turbulent rise as a “German comedian” in the Brexit-divided motherland of comedy.

Along the way, he tackles life’s big and small questions: What does heritage mean? Do people abroad even know words like “Sättigungsbeilage” or “Übergangsjacke”? And might Germans, in the end, be funnier than the Brits?

Look forward to a fantastic show in which Christian Schulte-Loh examines the big questions of our time with wit and sharp insight.