3rd Limbacher Lachnacht
Ole Lehmann , Markus Barth, Patrizia Moresco, Lutz von Rosenberg Lipinsky and Jürgen Denkewitz

On November 14, 2025 there will be laughter again in Limbach! A fantastic mix of cabaret and comedy awaits you once again!

The evening will once again be hosted by the good-humored Ole Lehmann, who is very much looking forward to Hüfingen. “The audience is always particularly cheerful there,” says Ole. And he is an expert when it comes to cheerfulness! But his select guests also have plenty to contribute to the entertainment at:

Markus Barth is out - and he's taking you with him: Out of exhausting internet discussions and funny WhatsApp groups, out of pomposity and self-optimization fuss, even out of his four walls. The multi-award-winning stand-up comedian and bestselling author finds and celebrates the backpedal brake in the hamster wheel. He takes off and has a bird's eye view of all the other birds. And realizes: “Even a ball bath is only beautiful on the outside - on the inside it's hard plastic with chewing gum from the day before yesterday.” Immerse yourself in the universe of one of the most creative minds on the German comedy scene. Forget everything you just thought was mega important and discover the magic of a healthy lick-me-at-the-a*** feeling!

Patrizia Moresco finds: Life is abundant, we have everything and too much of everything, especially apocalyptic news, so your sense of humor can fall into your wrinkle cream. Not so Moresco! One woman, one word, one gag - always big and never good. Stand-up comedy at its best.
Honest, provocative, uproariously funny and always in close contact with the audience. The Italian with a Berlin snout is an active volcano. She seethes incessantly and her eruptions are quite something. Instead of lava, she spews punchlines and puns against the zeitgeist that are so hot that they often scorch. Nothing and no one is spared, least of all herself.

Lutz von Rosenberg Lipinsky is “Germany's funniest pastor”. For years, he has been worrying about the German soul in an entertaining and intelligent way. And it is currently stirring like rarely before, because democracy is in danger. Some say. We don't live in a democracy. Say the others. It's time to talk about what this is supposed to be: “rule by the people”. We get upset, question everything, want to know everything and are then always against it. It's time to reassure ourselves: Do we want democracy and are we even capable of it? And is there no alternative? Perhaps we should try something different again: Monarchy, plentocracy, theocracy, autocracy or anarchy. Maybe then one day we will be satisfied? And get what we want: Our peace and quiet!

Jürgen Denkewitz has been performing cabaret songs on Germany's cabaret stages for many years, despairing of himself, women, men and everyone else who feels discriminated against. So all of them. He is a charming “Haudrauf” - with the emphasis on “charming”. Not quite so serious. But definitely desperate. But actually he just wants to spout nonsense. And you can tell that from his songs. Wordplay to the point of pain, plus guitar accompaniment beyond that - all of which is sanctioned by the audience's reaction: Both men and women let him get away with it. The third gender is still undecided.