Chris Sommer comes from Switzerland and Austria and works as a screenwriter and comedy writer. He became known When he worked on the late-night show Neo Magazine Royale and collaborated with Giulia Becker on the podcast Drinnie s moderated.
Claire Waldoff, whose real name is Clara Wortmann, was a small German artist who He appeared in different genres. Size saw himself Even as a folk song singer. Her musical offerings span a wide repertoire.
Daniel Keberle, born on June 1, 1972, in Vienna, is an Austrian actor, comedian, dubbing actor, and voice-over artist. He holds Austrian nationality and possesses European Union working permits. His early career involved working as an extra starting in the 1980s, followed by roles such as a driver for 'The Three Musketeers' production in 1993. Keberle’s training included attending the Franz Schubert Conservatory for Music and Performing Arts from 1993 to 1996, where he earned a diploma in acting. He has performed at numerous theaters throughout Austria and Germany, including the Volkstheater and Theater der Jugend in Vienna, Landestheater Coburg, Schauspielhaus Wien, Salzburger Landestheater, Landestheater Niederösterreich, Kabarett Simpl, Schauspiel Frankfurt, and the Salzburg Festival. He was a member of the Theaterensemble Theater zum Fürchten from the 1990s, performing at the Scala Wien starting in 1995. His theatrical roles include playing 'Laertes' in 'Hamlet' at Schauspiel Frankfurt and Valentin in Goethe's 'Faust' at the Expo Hannover 2000. Daniel Keberle has appeared in a wide range of film and television productions, including 'Ein fast perfekter Seitensprung' (1996), 'Die Knickerbocker-Bande' (1997), 'Eine Familie zum Küssen' (1997), 'Tatort: Nichts mehr im Griff' (2001), and 'Bauernprinzessin' (2004) and its sequels. He has also had guest roles in series like 'Medicopter 117 – Jedes Leben zählt', 'Julia – Eine ungewöhnliche Frau,' 'Schlosshotel Orth,' and 'Kommissar Rex.' Notably, the film 'Alles wird gut' (2016), in which he appeared, received an Academy Award nomination for 'Live Action Short'. He continues to work as an actor, comedian, and voice-over artist, with recent appearances in productions like ACHZIG PLUS (2023) and KOPFTUCHMAFIA (2023).
Ernst Waldbrunn, born Ernst Karl Anton Waldbrunn on August 14, 1907, in Krumau, Bohemia (now Český Krumlov, Czech Republic), was an Austrian actor and cabaret artist. His father, Karl Waldbrunn, held a position as a government official from Vienna, while his mother, Rosa Lederer, came from Mies and was the daughter of a Jewish coal and tobacco merchant. He spent his childhood in Brüx, where his father served as a district administrator. Waldbrunn's formal education included studying law at his father's insistence, culminating in a doctorate in law from Prague. He began his theatrical career in 1928 in Teplitz-Schönau, directing and performing there. However, his early career on German stages was curtailed by the rise of the Nazi regime. During his engagement at the Theater Gleiwitz, he faced a difficult situation, being compelled to perform for Auschwitz concentration camp guards due to his classification as a ‘Jewish mixed breed’. In September 1944, he was deported to the Gleiwitz subcamp of Auschwitz but managed to escape in October, finding refuge in Vienna. Following World War II, Waldbrunn found renewed success, performing at the Simpl Cabaret alongside Karl Farkas from 1945. He gained considerable fame through double conférencen written by Hugo Wiener, a format invented earlier by Karl Farkas and Fritz Grünbaum in 1922. He was a member of the Theater in der Josefstadt from 1946 until his death in 1977. Waldbrunn appeared in numerous films throughout his career, including ‘Aufschneider’ and ‘Blue Moon’. In 1965, he co-authored the play Die Flucht with Lida Winiewicz, achieving significant recognition for his performance in the lead role. His characteristic stutter became a beloved trademark of his comedic style. He collaborated with various artists including Fritz Imhoff, Mimi Shorp, Rosl Dorena, Sepp Löwinger, and Elfriede Ott. He also contributed to radio broadcasting and screenwriting, and from 1955 appeared on television in programs like 'Bilanzen' and 'Simpl' revues. A recording of his performances with Karl Farkas, 'Karl Farkas & Ernst Waldbrunn - Doppelconférencen', is part of a ‘Best of Kabarett Edition’. Ernst Waldbrunn died on December 22, 1977, in Vienna. He was married to Elfriede Ott from 1950 to 1964. Shortly before his death, in late September 1977, he suffered a stroke. He is now commemorated with an honorary grave at the Vienna Central Cemetery, solidifying his place in Austrian entertainment history.
Gustav Adolf Charlé, also known as Gustav Scharlé and surnamed Schacherl until 1902, was an Austrian actor, tenor singer, comedian and director of a theatre.
Hans‐Peter Wilhelm “Hape” Kerkeling, an artist born in Germany, works as a comedian, author, television presenter, actor, director, singer and speaker for radio plays, audiobooks and synchronization.
Jürgen von der Lippe, born Hans-Jürgen Hubert Dohrenkamp on June 8, 1948, in Bad Salzuflen, is a German comedian and entertainer. His parents were Johannes (Hans) Dohrenkamp, a bartender who later worked in an Aachen striptease bar, and Elfriede, a dietician. The family relocated to Aachen in 1950 due to his father's employment. He attended Kaiser-Karls-Gymnasium and, influenced by artists like Cat Stevens, Donovan, and Bob Dylan, learned to play guitar during his Bundeswehr service from 1967 to 1970, leaving as a lieutenant. His stage name, “von der Lippe,” reflects his family’s historical connection to the former Principality of Lippe. Von der Lippe's career began with studies in German language and literature, philosophy, and linguistics at RWTH Aachen and later in Berlin, though he did not complete a degree. He started performing at the GO-IN folk club in Berlin in 1973. In 1976, he co-founded the music group Gebrüder Blattschuss, but left in 1978 to focus on a solo career. His early television success came with the show 'Donnerlippchen.' He is known for incorporating literal translations from comedians like Bill Cosby and George Carlin into his performances, as well as parodies of German stars such as Udo Lindenberg and Peter Maffay. Recurring characters, including a naive Catholic priest and a postal worker from the Sauerland, are also hallmarks of his stage shows. Throughout his career, Jürgen von der Lippe has hosted numerous television programs, including 'Geld oder Liebe' (1986-2001) and WWF Club (1980–1990). He played Father Erdmann in the comedy series 'Der Heiland auf dem Eiland' from 2004 to 2005, and presented 'Extreme Activity' starting in 2006. His song 'Guten Morgen, liebe Sorgen' reached number one in the ZDF hit parade in 1987. Beyond television, his stage shows frequently explore themes of marriage, relationships, and everyday life. In 1998, he opened 'Lippes Magic Store,' reflecting his interest in magic, and is a member of the German Circle of Magicians. He has been married multiple times; notably to Margarethe Schreinemakers (1986-1988) and Anne Dohrenkamp (1983-1986, then again after their divorce).
Oliver Pocher, ein deutscher Komiker, Entertainer und Fernsehmoderator, startete seine berufliche Laufbahn mit Teilzeitjobs im Radio und als DJ. 1998 trat er erstmals im Fernsehen auf, und zwar in der Sendung von Bärbel Schäfer. Später übernahm er die Moderation verschiedener Formate, unter anderem „Rent a Pocher“ und „Die Oliver Pocher Show“.
Philipp “Phil” Laude is a German-Austrian comedian, former web video producer, actor and singer. He became known as a member of the comedy trio Y‐Titty.
Roman Felix Szeliga works as a physician, is a moderator, leads seminars, writes books and gives lectures on the topic of humor as a keynote speaker; He also inspires as an amateur magician. He presents his performances primarily in Austria, supplemented by assignments in Germany and the Switzerland.
Unter dem Künstlernamen Theo Lingen, gebürtig Franz Theodor Schmitz, war er ein deutscher Schauspieler, Regisseur und Drehbuchautor. In seiner Karriere trat er von 1929 bis 1978 in mehr als 230 Filmen auf und führte zwischen 1936 und 1960 Regie bei 21 Produktionen.
Tricky Niki comes from Austria and works as a ventriloquist, comedian and entertainer. In German-speaking countries he became known because he was there in his shows s venturing with interactive audiences, comedy and magic linked.
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