When does the comedy show take place?

Thomas Nicolai performs on Saturday, February 20, 2027, at 8:00 PM at the Kom(m)ödchen in Düsseldorf.

Where does the event take place?

The show takes place at Kom(m)ödchen at Kay-und-Lore-Lorentz-Platz, 40213 Düsseldorf.

How much does a ticket cost?

The regular admission price for events with artists at Kom(m)ödchen is 31.50 Euros, according to the published pricing information.

When does entry begin?

Entry into the hall begins 30 minutes before the show starts, according to Kom(m)ödchen.

What kind of comedy can the audience expect?

The program combines parody, voice imitation, stand-up, cabaret, character comedy, and music. Thomas Nicolai presents well-known characters like Herbert Grönemeyer, Klaus Kinski, and Patrick Schleifer.

How can you reach Kom(m)ödchen?

From Düsseldorf main station, the subway lines 74 to 79 lead to Heinrich-Heine-Allee. From there, it is about a two-minute walk. Parking garages at Grabbeplatz are nearby.

Thomas Nicolai spices up Düsseldorf with parodies, music, and an extra spicy laughter attack

Name: Thomas Nicolai: With Everything! Extra Spicy!
Start: 2027-02-20T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-02-20T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Kom(m)ödchen

Thomas Nicolai serves comedy with a lot of spice

On Saturday, February 20, 2027, the Düsseldorf Kom(m)ödchen will turn into a culinary laughter kitchen: Thomas Nicolai presents his fiery and sparkling best-of program With Everything! EXTRA SPICY!. Instead of counting calories, guests count punchlines, parodies, and unforgettable characters – served with a generous stage presence and a timing that fits like the hottest sauce on the plate.

A multi-course menu of parody and stand-up

Thomas Nicolai is known as the man with a thousand voices. In his comedy show, the Leipzig comedian, parodist, actor, and speaker rapidly switches between characters, dialects, and musical moods. The program combines stand-up, cabaret, voice imitation, and character comedy into a varied laugh experience.

Herbert Grönemeyer, Klaus Kinski, and other stage personalities

On stage, well-known parodies meet quirky characters: Herbert Grönemeyer appears as the parody artist's favorite bard, while Klaus Kinski creates drama with bulging eyes and quivering nostrils. Patrick Schleifer brings his unmistakable Saxon appeal, and an alter ego of Max Raabe revives long-forgotten sins with a silky shellac voice.

Musical spice with Robert Neumann

The soundtrack for the comedy menu is provided by sound chameleon Robert Neumann. Jazz, funk, pop, opera, salsa, and mariachi turn the evening into a musical rollercoaster. The interaction between language, music, and characters gives the show its unique rhythm and keeps audience reactions reliably swinging between surprised, enthusiastic, and loud laughter.

A comedian with a diverse stage profile

Thomas Nicolai studied at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts, performed on renowned stages, and has been active as a freelance comedian since 1994. He became known for appearances on RTL, 3sat, ProSieben, WDR, NDR, and Sat.1, as well as for his hosting at the Quatsch Comedy Club and NightWash. His work also includes audiobooks, dubbing, music, and literature.

Comedy atmosphere at Kom(m)ödchen

The Kom(m)ödchen at Kay-und-Lore-Lorentz-Platz provides the perfect setting for this concentrated cabaret evening. The hall opens 30 minutes before the show starts, and the theater foyer bar invites guests to warm up one hour prior. Those arriving by car will find parking garages at Grabbeplatz in close proximity; from Düsseldorf main station, the subway runs to Heinrich-Heine-Allee.

The Conclusion: An evening for everyone who enjoys a generous serving of humor

With Everything! EXTRA SPICY! promises a diverse laughter experience with parodies, music, characters, and surprising twists. Thomas Nicolai brings the comedy kitchen to operating temperature and serves a best-of that whisks fans of refined nonsense away from everyday life. Anyone wanting to experience comedy live and feel the timing of a versatile entertainer up close should not miss this evening at the Kom(m)ödchen.