When does the reading with Ingmar Stadelmann take place?

The event takes place on Friday, November 6, 2026. Doors open at 6:30 PM, the event starts at 7:33 PM.

Where does Stadelmann Reads Höcke take place?

The reading takes place at the Hans-Sachs-Haus, Ebertstraße 11, 45879 Gelsenkirchen.

How much does a ticket cost?

Tickets are available from the organizer for €36.88 including pre-sale fee.

What format can the audience expect?

The evening combines reading, stand-up comedy, political satire, and the analysis of public speeches and conversations.

Who is Ingmar Stadelmann?

Ingmar Stadelmann is an award-winning German stand-up comedian, satirist, and host. He is known, among other things, for programs like #humorphob, Freedom of Speech, and Shitstorm.

Is there information about accessibility?

Eventim indicates that inquiries regarding wheelchair and companion seats can be clarified through the ticket provider's customer service.

Ingmar Stadelmann Reads Höcke Gelsenkirchen 2026

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Start: 2026-11-06T19:33:00+01:00
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Location: Hans-Sachs-Haus

Ingmar Stadelmann dissects political language with dark humor

On November 6, 2026, Ingmar Stadelmann will perform at the Hans-Sachs-Haus in Gelsenkirchen. In his satirical discourse Stadelmann Reads Höcke, the award-winning stand-up comedian critiques Björn Höcke, whose public speeches and political rhetoric are under scrutiny. The event combines reading, cabaret, and socio-political analysis into a pointed literary experience.

When political rhetoric becomes a stage figure

Stadelmann examines the words, careers, and ideological promises of the Thuringian AfD politician. The central question is which ethnic and right-wing extremist thought patterns become visible behind an apparently moderate public language. The evening uses satire not as a decorative punchline, but as an analytical tool.

Language art between reading and stand-up

Known from programs like #humorphob, Freedom of Speech, Shitstorm, and Get It Together?, Ingmar Stadelmann combines social observation with precise language art. His stage work thrives on quick perspective shifts, biting punchlines, and a direct author encounter that pulls the audience into the cultural discourse.

An evening with political sharpness

The reading focuses on publicly published conversations and speeches of Höcke. This creates a mix of political cabaret, documentary examination, and literary deconstruction. Stadelmann's style remains accessible while not smoothing over the complexity of the subject.

Ingmar Stadelmann: Award-winning comedian and satirist

The artist, born in 1980 in Salzwedel, has been touring Germany for years. His awards include the German Comedy Prize as Best Newcomer, the RTL Comedy Grand Prix, as well as the Jury and Audience Prize of the Great Small Arts Festival of the Wühlmäuse. He also gained fame through television appearances, hosting, and his socially and politically charged comedy programs.

Conclusion: Satire as a sharp instrument of enlightenment

Visitors can expect no ordinary reading, but a concentrated evening between stage literature, political analysis, and dark humor. Those who want to experience how language makes power visible and satire dissects social upheavals will find an event of high relevance and linguistic energy at the Hans-Sachs-Haus.