Bodo Wartke enchants in the Admiralspalast: an evening full of wit and music!

Bodo Wartke enchants in the Admiralspalast: an evening full of wit and music!

In the sold -out Admiralspalast, the popular cabaret artist and musician Bodo Wartke delivered a rousing evening with his new program "Wonderpoint." The stage show was a fireworks of wit and music that captivated the audience from young to old. Wartke's famous tongue breaker "Barbaras Rhabarberable" was presented with an energetic rap performance and enjoyed great popularity on Tikkok. Wartke, who at the same time embodies the role of an entertainer, managed to combine seriousness and lightness, while he also dealt with complex topics such as suicide bombers in his texts. This mix made a thoughtful, at the same time entertaining atmosphere that spoke to the audience. As the B.Z. reported, the performance ended with singing of 80s together, which continued to loosen up the mood in the hall and something nostalgic.

an extraordinary spectacle

In an unexpected and emotional moment of association, the two music styles Gangsta-Rap and Schlager are waiting in its first encore. He spoiled his appearance with cliché lines to the melody of Helene Fischer's "breathless" and thus promised an entertaining and at the same time humorous perspective. The second part of the evening also offered a musical surprise: Wartke created a lullaby for his son from the well-known Michael Jackson song "Bad" and thus showed his family side. The atmosphere in the Admiral Palace was characterized by a community that lost itself in music, while Wartkes open, charming way captivated the audience, as well as RALF Stocking held.

In another sensational representation, Rainald Grebe recently focused on. His appearance was at short notice at his concert "Halleluja Berlin - The concert spectacle" in the Waldbühne because Grebe was affected by health problems. But the artist surprised everyone by coming on stage despite his illness and even in the pajamas and putting an impressive appearance. His program combined humor and seriousness and dealt with topics such as life and death. The performance in the Waldbühne was strongly reminiscent of great theater art, which stimulated both laughter and thinking, and underlined Grebes talent as an artist. Wartke and Grebe once again proved that they are not only musicians, but also storytellers who can take the audience into another world.