Funny insights: Autumn and Netenjakob inspire in the Colosseum!
Experience a humorous reading with Christoph Maria Herbst and Moritz Netenjakob on November 22, 2025 in the Lübeck Colosseum.

Funny insights: Autumn and Netenjakob inspire in the Colosseum!
An evening full of humor and satirical interludes awaits visitors on November 22, 2025 in the Colosseum, where Christoph Maria Herbst and Moritz Netenjakob take the stage with their program “The Serious Endeavor of Silliness”. The event begins at 8:00 p.m. and promises a varied evening where clever observations and pointed silliness take center stage. The well-known actor Christoph Maria Herbst, winner of the Adolf Grimme Prize and three-time winner of the German Comedy Prize, is accompanied by bestselling author Moritz Netenjakob, who is also known for his sharp wit and sarcastic texts.
Both artists will present their love of satire and their struggles with silliness in a colorful mix. The program includes personal stories, sarcastic texts and a mixed reading of Herbst's favorite audio books, old student letters and sketches by Vicco von Bülow. There are also occasional ideas and quick role changes that will make the audience laugh. Netenjakob will, among other things, present excerpts from his popular novel “Macho Man” as well as scenes from the series “Stromberg”.
Diversity of humor and voices
The event not only represents the passion of the two artists, but is also a showcase for the diversity of the German humor landscape. Herbst and Netenjakob promise to entertain listeners with a colorful repertoire of voices and humor colors that is rich in both content and delivery. Thanks to the mix of stories, readings and comedy, guests can look forward to an evening full of intelligent and varied entertainment that highlights the best sides of satirical writing culture.
A note to visitors: Discounted tickets are available, but require proof of eligibility at entry. Anyone who would like to embark on the amusing journey with Herbst and Netenjakob can find further information about the event and additional dates in Kunstpalast.
It's obvious: an evening that not only challenges your laughing muscles, but also makes you think. At a time when humor and satire are more in demand than ever, these two humorists demonstrate the connection between seriousness and silliness.