32. Festival der Kleinkunst: Ralf Senkel
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Unnumbered, open seating
THAT GUY WAS SITTING THERE!
A guy observes, sits, and tells stories. Sometimes hilariously funny, sometimes so spot-on in his observations that
you feel like you’re at a cabaret show.
Ralf Senkel navigates the boundaries between comedy and cabaret, and although he’s always seated on every stage,
he doesn’t permanently belong to any one genre. It’s up to the audience to recognize this tightrope walk. With a Rhineland accent and a Rhineland heart,
with a generous dose of Rhineland spirit, he takes you on a journey into his little world.
In his village, he’s as well-known as a colorful dog—not just because of his incomparably stylish jacket, which he
really does wear all the time. Nevertheless—he claims he doesn’t have “metabolic problems,” even though people
exactly why people say he does.
Ralf’s so-called “unemployment” gives him time to observe. That’s why his stories come straight from
everyday life—sometimes quirky, sometimes serious—yet always perceptively captured and, most importantly, incredibly funny. Is it unintentionally
funny? “No, I do this entirely of my own free will!”
Ralf Senkel is, among other honors, a recipient of the Datteln and Kremenholl Cabaret Awards, a nominee for the Tegtmeier’s Heirs
2023, and a regular guest on the Quatsch Comedy Club’s shows.
Experience the no-longer-so-secret insider tip of the comedy and cabaret scene in his first
solo show—“That was a hit!”
Ralf Senkel comes, takes a seat, and tells stories... and afterward you’ll say: “That was a hit!”—promise
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THAT GUY WAS SITTING THERE!
A guy observes, sits, and tells stories. Sometimes hilariously funny, sometimes so spot-on in his observations that
you feel like you’re at a cabaret show.
Ralf Senkel navigates the boundaries between comedy and cabaret, and although he’s always seated on every stage,
he doesn’t permanently belong to any one genre. It’s up to the audience to recognize this tightrope walk. With a Rhineland accent and a Rhineland heart,
with a generous dose of Rhineland spirit, he takes you on a journey into his little world.
In his village, he’s as well-known as a colorful dog—not just because of his incomparably stylish jacket, which he
really does wear all the time. Nevertheless—he claims he doesn’t have “metabolic problems,” even though people
exactly why people say he does.
Ralf’s so-called “unemployment” gives him time to observe. That’s why his stories come straight from
everyday life—sometimes quirky, sometimes serious—yet always perceptively captured and, most importantly, incredibly funny. Is it unintentionally
funny? “No, I do this entirely of my own free will!”
Ralf Senkel is, among other honors, a recipient of the Datteln and Kremenholl Cabaret Awards, a nominee for the Tegtmeier’s Heirs
2023, and a regular guest on the Quatsch Comedy Club’s shows.
Experience the no-longer-so-secret insider tip of the comedy and cabaret scene in his first
solo show—“That was a hit!”
Ralf Senkel comes, takes a seat, and tells stories... and afterward you’ll say: “That was a hit!”—promise
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