When does the performance take place?

The performance is scheduled for 21.05.2026 at 20:00.

How much does a ticket cost?

The regular price for Kom(m)ödchen ensemble programs is 37 euros according to official pricing information.

Where is the Kom(m)ödchen located?

The theater is located at Kay-and-Lore-Lorentz-Platz in 40213 Düsseldorf.

How can I get there using public transport?

According to official program brochure information, you can reach the venue from Düsseldorf Central Station by taking U-Bahn lines 74 to 79 to Heinrich-Heine-Allee and then walking about two minutes.

Are there any notes about admission and gastronomy?

Admission to the auditorium takes place according to the program brochure 30 minutes before the performance begins. The bar in the foyer opens one hour prior to start.

Is the event accessible?

Wheelchair spaces are available at Kom(m)ödchen and can only be booked by phone according to the ticket shop. Further detailed accessibility information should be verified directly with the theater beforehand.

Satirical Stage Sparks and Sharp Wit at Kom(m)ödchen Düsseldorf

Name: Don’t Look Back. The Kom(m)ödchen Annual Preview and Review
Start: 2026-05-21T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-22T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Kom(m)ödchen

Satirical Forward Motion at Kom(m)ödchen

With Don’t Look Back, Kom(m)ödchen presents its annual preview and review in a form that is more igniting than just a summary. The traditional Düsseldorf stage sends its ensemble right into the madness of societal debates, combining political satire with a barrage of punchlines, speed, and clever observation.

An Evening Between Retrospection and Prospection

The new ensemble program does not rely on nostalgic checkboxes but rather on sharp present-day commentary. The evening takes a satirical look ahead, playing with expectations, exaggeration, and perception while pushing the current situation forward with the precision of a well-tuned stage mechanism. This is where the strength of Kom(m)ödchen lies: political cabaret that sharpens thoughts and simultaneously carries the audience through the evening with ease.

Ensemble Strength, Timing, and Stage Experience

On stage are Martin Maier-Bode, Daniel Graf, Heiko Seidel, and for the first time, Susanne Pätzold. This constellation promises ensemble energy, quick transitions, and a high density of punchlines. Direction and dramaturgy evidently work together to ensure that an annual review becomes not a ritual but a lively commentary on the present. An atmosphere emerges for the audience where laughter, wonder, and recognition are closely interlinked.

The Kom(m)ödchen as a Political Stage with History

Since 1947, this venue has been among the most renowned small arts stages in Germany. The place itself carries a mixture of tradition and resistance that gives this program its stance. In the vicinity of Kay-and-Lore-Lorentz-Platz, the evening gains additional cultural depth: here, cabaret present meets a prominent Düsseldorf stage with history and profile.

What Visitors Can Expect

Don’t Look Back promises an evening full of speed, satirical intensity, and stage presence. Those who want to experience political cabaret with intelligent sharpness, clear stance, and an enthusiastic ensemble will find a stage experience with resonance here. An event for all who wish to not only observe the present but to see it mirrored live and with sharp wit.