Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.

This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.

The show starts at 7:30 at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar

Hosted by Willy.

Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.
This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.
The show starts at 7:30ish at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar
Hosted by Willy & Dave Adams
Your comedians of the night will be:
★★★
Dima Watermelon
Dima is a Ukrainian stand-up comedian currently living in Germany. But don’t worry – he hasn’t lived there long enough to lose his sense of humor. His unique comedic style is a mix of absurdity, social commentary, and some allegedly inappropriate jokes. And yes, Watermelon is his real last name, simply translated into English.
Having lived in three different countries and visited over forty, Dima is no longer simply Ukrainian, but not quite European either. Stuck in this absurd cultural limbo, he finds laughter is his best coping mechanism.

★★★
Freddi Gralle
As a German pastor’s daughter, the first stages Freddi Gralle spent much time on were those in church. She later ditched the church for comedy, but kept the judgy vibe. Equipped with friendly arrogance, Freddi deep-dives into the existential questions around god, sex and German humor. Her voice is delightfully sarcastic with a strong preference for the auto-biographic.
★★★
Maya Upchurch
Maya Upchurch is a high-energy force of Gen-Z nature who loves to hop on stage with her sassy, dark and aggressive rants and opinions. She also makes fun of herself, bringing light to her time-wasting habits and irrational anxieties, which allows her to make fun of others twice as hard (or at least that’s how she thinks it works). Her Polish/American heritage gives her a unique and interesting perspective on what it’s like to have two passports and a lot of privilege and a generally good life. She started doing standup in Poland in February of 2020 and immediately after there was lockdown because China was scared of her power. Since then, she’s relocated to Berlin and has toured all over Europe
★★★
Theo Mason Wood
Theo is a great comedian but he’s not good at sending his bio.

Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.

This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.

The show starts at 7:30 at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar

Hosted by Willy.

Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.

This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.

The show starts at 7:30 at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar

Hosted by Willy.

Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.

This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.

The show starts at 7:30 at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar

Hosted by Willy.

Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.

This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.

The show starts at 7:30ish at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar

Hosted by Willy & Dave Adams

Your comedians of the night will be:

★★★
Linda
Living in Berlin for a decade, Linda sees absurdities and laughs about her own misadventures. It’s been 6 years that she’s performing in French or English, on the stages of Berlin, Paris and maybe Las Vegas soon?

★★★
Pascal Hausberger
Pascal is a Standup Comedian from Austria and Korea (his weight should tell you which Korea it is). He loves peanut butter and dogs (not in that combination, you creep!). Every year he travels to Paris for a cultural trip to Disneyland. He’s still traumatized by his 11th birthday when he did not receive an acceptance letter from Hogwarts.

★★★
Luīze Beča
Lui Beca’s stand up is adorably awkward, heart-warmingly genuine and full of unexpected punchlines. A fresh perspective on Gen-Z LGBTQ+ identity faced with growing up in a conservative family in Eastern Europe; sprinkled with tales of immigrating to Berlin and finding her feet as a young adult in the era of political and environmental uncertainty. You’ll laugh, cry and want to become her best friend after!

★★★
Daniel Gutierrez
Daniel is a great comedian but he’s not good at sending his bio.

Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.

This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.

The show starts at 7:30 at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar

Hosted by Willy.

Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.

This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.

The show starts at 7:30ish at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar

Hosted by Willy & Dave Adams

Your comedians of the night will be:

★★★
Linda
Living in Berlin for a decade, Linda sees absurdities and laughs about her own misadventures. It’s been 6 years that she’s performing in French or English, on the stages of Berlin, Paris and maybe Las Vegas soon?

★★★
Pascal Hausberger
Pascal is a Standup Comedian from Austria and Korea (his weight should tell you which Korea it is). He loves peanut butter and dogs (not in that combination, you creep!). Every year he travels to Paris for a cultural trip to Disneyland. He’s still traumatized by his 11th birthday when he did not receive an acceptance letter from Hogwarts.

★★★
Luīze Beča
Lui Beca’s stand up is adorably awkward, heart-warmingly genuine and full of unexpected punchlines. A fresh perspective on Gen-Z LGBTQ+ identity faced with growing up in a conservative family in Eastern Europe; sprinkled with tales of immigrating to Berlin and finding her feet as a young adult in the era of political and environmental uncertainty. You’ll laugh, cry and want to become her best friend after!

★★★
Daniel Gutierrez
Daniel is a great comedian but he’s not good at sending his bio.

Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.

This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.

The show starts at 7:30ish at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar

Hosted by Willy.

Your comedians of the night will be:

★★★

James Coon

James Coon has been a regular on the Berlin comedy scene since early 2015. Along with two full-run one-hour solo shows at the Edinburgh Fringe (2018 and 2019), he has also performed in Bangkok, Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw, Prague, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Dublin, Cincinnati, and Chicago. As the oldest living comedian in the Berlin English-language scene (potential rivals to that distinction having already died), James has garnered accolades far and wide. Come and see for yourself!

★★★

Simone O’Donovan

Simone O’Donovan is an Irish improviser and dabbler in stand-up and storytelling. Her comedy tends to evoke wincing, jaw dropping and outright surprise.

★★★

Palma Palacios

Classy, sassy, mostly just gassy. Finalist at the Berlin New stand-up Awards 2023, Palma is the loud high-energy latina your funny bone was missing. Master of deadpan, Palma’s storytelling combines thought provoking dark humor with everyday basic banter. She performs comedy in English and Spanish and in both languages tries to find the difference between having something to say and having to say something…funny

★★★
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Annette Mullaney

Annette is a standup based in San Francisco, CA, and have performed all over the US & Canada, including at San Francisco Sketchfest, Motor City Comedy Festival, Portland Comedy Festival, Detroit Women of Comedy Festival, and Austen’s Out of Bounds Festival. I was named one of six “Comics to Catch” by the San Francisco Chronicle and regularly open for Third Eye Blind.

Raised in the American midwest (with a brief stint in the Netherlands) by an Irish father and American mother, I lived in Syria for several years and have been a software engineer, translator, and writer for a magazine that I now realize was a money-laundering front for the cousin of a dictator.

Frollein Laughter – English comedy showcase

Every fortnight at Frollein Laughter we’ll bring you 4 of the best comedians the Berlin English comedy scene has to offer… each giving you the most pleasurable 12 minutes you could possibly have in a bar in Berlin on a Monday night.

This is a pay-what-you-want event and we’ll ask for donations at the end – so if you’re generous and like to laugh, we’d love to have you.

The show starts at 7:30ish at the lovely Frollein Langner (Weisestraße 34, 12049), a lovely Berlin kiezzy bar

Hosted by Willy & Dave Adams

Your comedians of the night will be:

★★★
Linda
Living in Berlin for a decade, Linda sees absurdities and laughs about her own misadventures. It’s been 6 years that she’s performing in French or English, on the stages of Berlin, Paris and maybe Las Vegas soon?

★★★
Pascal Hausberger
Pascal is a Standup Comedian from Austria and Korea (his weight should tell you which Korea it is). He loves peanut butter and dogs (not in that combination, you creep!). Every year he travels to Paris for a cultural trip to Disneyland. He’s still traumatized by his 11th birthday when he did not receive an acceptance letter from Hogwarts.

★★★
Luīze Beča
Lui Beca’s stand up is adorably awkward, heart-warmingly genuine and full of unexpected punchlines. A fresh perspective on Gen-Z LGBTQ+ identity faced with growing up in a conservative family in Eastern Europe; sprinkled with tales of immigrating to Berlin and finding her feet as a young adult in the era of political and environmental uncertainty. You’ll laugh, cry and want to become her best friend after!

★★★
Daniel Gutierrez
Daniel is a great comedian but he’s not good at sending his bio.