When does the event start?

The performance starts on 19.08.2026 at 19:00.

Where is the meeting point?

Meeting point is in front of the boathouse in the Hain at Mühlwörth 18, 96047 Bamberg.

What kind of evening can the audience expect?

It is a literary-cabaret recitation with Karl-Valentin monologues, meaning fine wordplay instead of loud slapstick.

Is there information about tickets?

Tickets are available through 0951/54528. An exact price could not be verified.

Is the venue accessible?

At the boathouse in the Hain, there are signs for accessible offers on site and nearby, as well as a location for accessible toilets.

Where can one park or travel to?

For the Hain, among other options, the Hain parking lot, parking at the boathouse with limited availability, and the P+R Heinrichsdamm are mentioned. Additionally, city bus line 909 goes close by.

A Summer Evening that Charmingly Throws Bamberg Off Rhythm with Karl Valentin

Name: Karl Valentin Monologues in the Hain
Start: 2026-08-19T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-19T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Treffpunkt vor dem Bootshaus

A Summer Walk with Karl Valentin that Charmingly Throws Bamberg Off Rhythm

When Karl Valentin meets the Bamberg Hain, a walk transforms into a small school of fine madness. On August 19, 2026, Martin Neubauer leads the audience in front of the boathouse and into the world of the immortal monologues of the great Munich comedian. The result: a comedy atmosphere between wordplay, depth, and that delightful astonishment that only real Valentin punchlines can trigger.

Why this Open-Air Recitation Works So Well

Valentin is not a loud gag supplier, but a master of timing, twisting, and absurd logic. That is precisely where the laughter experience lies: a sentence tips over, a thought stumbles, and the audience laughs softly at first, then freely. Martin Neubauer employs this literary-cabaret precision so that the monologues do not become museum pieces, but rather lively stage moments with surprising closeness.

The Hain as a Stage for Fine Comedy

The meeting point in front of the boathouse in the Hain fits perfectly with this format. The walk gives the performance movement, air, and that little touch of summer evening that makes even dry punchlines sparkle. Between the Regnitz, green spaces, and historical backdrop, a setting emerges where cabaret and urban experience elegantly shake hands.

Martin Neubauer as a Reciter with Character

Neubauer was born in Bamberg, has stood for recitation and literary-musical programs for years, and has been awarded, among others, the Cultural Promotion Prize of the City of Bamberg and the Berganza Prize of the Bamberg Art Association. This experience is heard in every pause, in every emphasis, and in every controlled exaggeration. That is what makes the evening authoritative, lively, and close to the comedy scene.

For Fans of Fine Language Instead of Slapstick

There are no gaudy gags at the push of a button here, but a comedy that lives from observation, wordplay, and audience reaction. Those who only know stand-up as quick punchlines experience the other side here: cabaret with a literary pulse, quiet escalation, and humor that continues to work after the last sentence.

Conclusion: Karl Valentin Monologues in the Hain promises an intelligent, warm-hearted, and wonderfully quirky summer evening in Bamberg. Anyone who loves wordplay with atmosphere should experience this performance live.